When it comes to U.S. presidential elections, which would you prefer?

When it comes to U.S. presidential elections, which would you prefer? Published on November 3, 2024 → Survey conducted on November 3, 2024 on 4373 U.S. adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Race

Amend the Constitution so the candidate who receives the most total votes nationwide wins the election

46%

Keep the current system where the candidate who wins the most votes in the Electoral College wins the election

32%

Not sure

22%

Amend the Constitution so the candidate who receives the most total votes nationwide wins the election

46%

Keep the current system where the candidate who wins the most votes in the Electoral College wins the election

32%

Not sure

22%

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