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US CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS CASE #17-5007
REVIEWING CASE #1:16-cv-02628-Reggie B. Walton

My claim in my civil complaint case is that the 13 th, 15th, 19th, and 1st
Amendments to US Constitution eviscerate or mandate scrapping the
Electoral College into the scrap heap of history. The Electoral College is an
antidemocratic institution that was created at the insistence of the
Southern states of the US to preserve the institution of slavery in the US
Constitution under the legal doctrine of states rights. The Southern states
wanted to be overrepresented in the choosing of the president through
the electoral college and wanted to base that over representation on the
over representation that they demanded in the House of Representatives.
Southern slave owners demanded that their slaves be counted in the US
Census and demanded that that count of the census would determine how
many representatives they would have in the US House of
Representatives. Then slave owners demanded that the numbers of
representatives in the US House of Representatives would determine how
many electors they would get to choose the President of the US plus 2
additional electors to represent the 2 Senators in each state. The slave
owners saw this overrepresentation as a guarantee that most of the time
they would be able to choose and elect Southern born and Southern bred
presidents from rich and influential slave owning families to perpetuate
the institution of legally sanctioned and legally allowed slavery.

My argument in this lawsuit is that the post civil war amendments that
eliminated slavery and gave black men the right to vote, the 13th, and 15th
amendments are the amendments of the US Constitution that give the US
Courts full authority to eliminate the Electoral college and mandate that
the popular vote plurality national total is the only legal constitutional
method of electing the president of the US.