South Carolina and the Electoral College

Tomas McIntee
4 min readJun 8, 2019

South Carolina’s delegation to the Constitutional Convention voted against the final version of the Electoral College, one of only two state delegations to do so.

Remixed from source and own work. Graphic based on 1976 Electoral College results.

When we look at South Carolina’s history, there is very little reason to think those delegates voted against South Carolina’s interests in opposing an Electoral College. Unlike New York, South Carolina usually has not been a…

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Tomas McIntee

Dr. Tomas McIntee is a mathematician and occasional social scientist with stray degrees in physics and philosophy.