Just make one US citizen – one vote and at the end higher number wins period.
We already (supposedly) have the former (some people in Chicago may still vote twice :-D) and the latter would require a Constitutional amendment (which has been tried over 700 times).
Oh, sure, there’s the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact (NPVIC).
Source: Www.nationalpopularvote.Com/
However, if that ever gets enough states to join, I suspect there will be numerous lawsuits. If my state voted Republican but the Democratic candidate got the higher nationwide popular vote total, I would argue that I’ve been disenfranchised. I would also argue there was illegal collusion among the states.
Seriously, that’s how we found out my niece died. A friend of hers posted on Instagram (I think) that he’ll miss her, so we were wondering if she died. Then her boyfriend called us and told us she had.
I’m guessing I won’t find a stairway to heaven either?
Probably not until you die. Even then, I hear it was replaced by an elevator in the 1980s. :-D