I'm preparing for possible essay questions for a final and part of one of them asks about whether or not there will come a time when it will be necessary to scrap the current Constitution and come up with a new system. While I don't think we will scrap the entire Constitution I do think we might eventually rewrite sections of it to make it more relevant to society today. For example, we would probably get rid of the electoral college since most Americans hate it. What are some other changes you think might be made? I don't need to know what people personally think we should change, I need to know what people think Americans as a whole would actually vote to change. (i.e. it's fine that you don't think we should get rid of the electoral college, but most Americans do so it's very plausible that this would be changed) Thanks!
If the Constitution was re-written today, what changes would be made?
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