Your Vote Does Not Count

Your Vote Does Not Count 
The founding fathers created the electoral college system so the public would not have the power to decide elections.
First- Votes are not equal. There are regular, delegate, and superdelegate votes.

Second- A single vote does not make a difference since the entire State is going Democrat or Republican. 

Third- A candidate may win the popular vote by millions but lose the Electoral votes hence the general election. 

Fourth- The general elections are usually decided by1 or 2  swing states.

Fifth- The Swing States are decided by a few swing counties within the states.

Sixth- The boundaries of the swing counties are usually manipulated by gerrymandering.


In conclusion, a county or two with manipulated gerrymandering boundaries usually decide the election of the USA.

Definitely, votes are not equal and do not necessarily count unless maybe you are in a swing county.