How to Make All Votes Matter!: In U.S. Presidential Elections

How to Make All Votes Matter! traces the origins of the U.S. Electoral College, the debates of the Constitutional framers, and the flaws that continue to shape presidential elections today. Jerry Spriggs unpacks how this system, designed in the 18th century, has drifted far from the principle of equal representation and created repeated conflicts between the popular vote and the outcome.

Through clear explanations and chapter-by-chapter analysis, the book walks readers from the earliest compromises in 1787 to the contested elections of modern times, examining why consistency and fairness are essential in a democracy. Spriggs explains the concept of Equal Voice Voting, highlights the challenges of interference, and compares reform efforts such as the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact.

Grounded in history but urgent for the present, this work makes the case that the Electoral College can and must be reformed to reflect one person, one vote-protecting the voice of every citizen. Students, concerned voters, educators, and policymakers alike will find in these pages both a primer on how we got here and a blueprint for how the system could finally deliver on America's democratic promise.