According to my survey findings, exactly half the respondents thought the Electoral College should be abolished and the other half thought it shouldn’t. My survey was conducted for two days: September 23rd and September 25th. On the 25th 5 out of the 6 respondents said that the Electoral College should not be abolished. While on the 23rd, majority said the Electoral College should be abolished. The calculated margin of error is 24.49 and 95% confidence interval is 25.51% - 74.49%. When both numbers are calculated into the approval percentage, I am able to find who out of the population I am confident will vote to abolish the Electoral College. I can expect between 25.51% and 74.49% of the population to vote to support abolishing the Electoral
