They're different things.
The senate gives equal representation to each state.
The electoral college gives each state a degree of representation approximately proportional to its population, but the approximation is somewhat poor.
The senate gives equal representation to each state.
The electoral college gives each state a degree of representation approximately proportional to its population, but the approximation is somewhat poor.
However, the Senate isn't "like" the Electoral College. The Senate is what makes Congress like the EC...or vice versa.
So if you believe the US isn't a collection of united states, which is why the senate exists and why the EC exists, then it is only rational to argue against both intuitions.
Not saying that's precisely my position...
In one hand you say it's a bad thing, on the other its OK. It's not logical and the only way I can explain it is being sore losers of the last election.
I keep hearing how Trump is going to destroy our Constitution, but I also keep hearing from leftist how we need to change the first amendment, the second amendment, and the EC.