There are a lot of things wrong with me . <| sep |> Multiple appearances on the last season <| sep |> Nope , the effect is also symmetric on voters . From my earlier postThere ' s no compelling argument that this would impact minority party turnout in a given state any more than it would effect majority party turnout in that state . In the current system , the further your state is from being an even split , the less likely your vote is to impact the outcome , regardless of whether you would vote for the winning party or the losing party . As a result , making EC votes proportionally awarded in California would be likely to increase total turn out , and unlikely to change the margin % wise by which the Democratic candidate won . In other words , your statement can be inverted toThe majority party in each non swing state right now has very little reason to turn out other than sense of duty . and it remains just as true , because what ' s your incentive to go vote if your choice is gonna win no matter what you do ?