This year marks the second time in the past five presidential elections when the candidate who won the popular vote nationally did not receive a majority of votes in the Electoral College. Should the system be changed to a national popular vote system?
In 2011 Vermont voted to make this change, but a number of other U.S. states would also need to implement it to alter the system without a constitutional amendment.
We’re looking at both sides of this issue with Burlington Rep. Chris Pearson, a supporter of the change, and Ethan Allen Institute President Rob Roper, who opposes it.
Also on the program, we look at Governor-elect Phil Scott's appointments so far with Paul Heintz of Seven Days.
Broadcast live on Friday, December 16, 216 at noon; rebroadcast at 7 p.m.
