It would. In my system, you get allocated one vote for each year you've been an adult of voting age in that voting district. So if you're 28 born and raised a US citizen, you get 10 votes in Federal elections. But if you only moved to that state 3 years ago, you only 3 in state elections. When senior citizens are dumping 30-50 more votes per voter than a stupid kid in college, we don't need millions of people to vote for bland, pandering do-nothing candidate. A small percentage of the population can have a massively disproportionate influence on elections.
When we pass from this mortal sphere into eternity does our vote count go to infinity? Asking for a recently deceased friend who now has to vote Democrat.
It would. In my system, you get allocated one vote for each year you've been an adult of voting age in that voting district. So if you're 28 born and raised a US citizen, you get 10 votes in Federal elections. But if you only moved to that state 3 years ago, you only 3 in state elections. When senior citizens are dumping 30-50 more votes per voter than a stupid kid in college, we don't need millions of people to vote for bland, pandering do-nothing candidate. A small percentage of the population can have a massively disproportionate influence on elections.
When we pass from this mortal sphere into eternity does our vote count go to infinity? Asking for a recently deceased friend who now has to vote Democrat.