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I would keep the electoral college system. I think its important for small states to have more power than they would without it due to small population. It also checks the bigger states from having all the power

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I think Gerrymandering shouldn't be a thing. Both parties should have equal chance, not have one party have the advantage because they thought ahead and gained more districts

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The electoral college is in important in the that fact that it gives small states and large states equal opportunities to elect the candidate they believe is best.

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I prefer caucus because it allows you to try to persuade people to change their current views. Peoples beliefs should be challenged more for them to have growth both politically and personally.

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Gives both small and large states equal rights to elect a canidate

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Gerrymandering is wrong for both sides to do. Because of gerrymandering less of the population can be heard leading to large divides in towns across America.

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keep because it maintains a fair voting system among larger and smaller populated states

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It should not be a thing because it is unfair and doesn't create a equal chance enviroment.

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gerrymandering is unfair to the opposing party

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Caucus

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It protects the minority from the majority.

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caucus because it allows there to be debate among the other voters

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Caucus are good because they allow everyone from the public to state their reason to vote for or against a candidate. This can help people make an educated vote.

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it allows equal voting for both small and large states

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it is unfair

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I wouldn't keep the elector college. because if one gain more votes but the other got the vote of the elector college that wouldn't be fair.. I think it should the candidate who gains more votes he should be the winner

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caucus

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it allows equal voting for all states.

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its unfair and not equal for the other party

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caucus because it allows everyone to state their reason to vote for their and or canidate.

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Caucus

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I would like to keep the electoral college since it gives every state an equal and fair chance

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Gerrymandering allows winning parties to speak over what the people want.

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It's unfair

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it is not fair. because in that way parties is going to speak over what people want.

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primary

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I would keep the Electoral College system to ensure that all states have a voice, not just the more populated ones.

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Gerrymandering is unfair way to increase one's votes. It should not be allowed.

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Like what everyone said, it's unfair and biased, because each party should have an equal chance in an election.

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I would keep it because it helps the states with less people still get a say and makes things fair.

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I don't really know. I am in between, because although some people can share their views at a caucus, others may not be able to, or they may not be as educated about causes and share false information. I like primary because you can share your opinion without being judged.

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I think gerrymandering is unfair, it gives a party too much power over the opposing party

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I think it is wrong because it's like cheating and playing things to your advantage unfairly

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Yes, because it makes sense and gives every party a similar chance in an election

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I think they both have good things about them. I like the primary because it would be easier to have your own views and not get swayed all the time, but a caucus is nice because then you can defend your views or understand the others.

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I think it is smart, but cruel and unfair. Changing it to your advantage might help you win, but you'll be known as a cheater.

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I would prefer to vote at a primary, since they are quicker

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I would keep it, to have the idea that "every vote matters", which it does.

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Caucus, because you have to state your reasoning.

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I think they are both a good way to select a nominee, because in a caucus you can state your opinions openly and have discussions, but it takes awhile to do and in primaries you can just vote for a nominee, which just makes everything easier and efficient.