it other words, the elector problem is a state issue, they will still only get one vote either way.
It's unalienable.
Why? Because the legal wording in the Declaration says so. Lawyerfaggots will grieve over the fact that it's legalistically a different word.
So, if you're looking for Constitutional protection, the word is unalienable.
Read the Declaration of Independance and see what word they used.
That should legally tell all.