In 24 states the electoral college does NOT have to cast a vote representing the states popular Vote. That means that for example, 90% of the state can vote republican and the electors representing that state can vote democrat. Making all those votes worthless. That’s not much of a democracy… What if the electoral votes refelected the popular vote every time? The chance of your one vote being the vote that sways the election is still only 1 in 60 million. you have a better chance of being struck by lighting or winning the lottery. Another problem is the number of electoral college votes is dispaportionate to the amount of residents in each state. That means votes from residents of the smaller states with less population actually hold way more power than the votes from larger more populated states. So until the electoral college is abolished no, your one vote doesn’t matter…