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The debate over abolishing the Electoral College tends to resurface every four years, and currently, it seems to hold no promising prospects for change. Jessica emphasizes the complexity of overturning such a long-standing system, which would require either a constitutional amendment or a collaborative effort by numerous states to revise the electoral procedures collectively. Given the historical difficulties in making such changes, the Electoral College is likely to persist for the foreseeable future without a significant national movement advocating for its dissolution.