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Burdett Loomis writes that the most profound critique of the Electoral College isa.its causing other distortions in the structure of government b. its failure to give citizens an equal voice in selecting the presidentc.its legacy of having been tied to the three-fifths claused. the inequities of the "one state-one vote" rule if the election goes to the House
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