the root of our democratic problem, levitskiy and see blatt argues is in our constitution.rastically over the past 200 years, new borders and new economy and population that's changed a medically and continues to do so our constitution has changed very little. especially when compared to other established democracies. norway, for, instance has amended its constitution at least 316 times in the last 200 years to protect individual rights. to strengthen the democracy. according to the united states senate, there have been nearly 12,000 attempts to amend the united states constitution. the efforts have been successful 27 times. the majority of those amendments passed more than 150 years ago. take, for instance, efforts to abolish the electoral college. the effort to reform the electoral college is nearly 225 years old. some astoria's estimate there have been roughly 700 attempts to reform that particular part of the constitution to move to a true popular vote system. it was nearly accomplished in the 1960s and 70s when led by indiana senator birch by, the amendment passed the

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