If each state played fairly this would be true. However, it is much easier, due to greater intimacy at a smaller scale, to “set things up” in an unfair manner on a state-by-state basis. It is even easier still at a county level and easier still at a city level. So, unfortunately no, it is not easier to overturn at a state level than a federal level because the strongholds are stronger at smaller levels.

If each state played fairly this would be true.

However, it is much easier, due to greater intimacy at a smaller scale, to “set things up” in an unfair manner on a state-by-state basis.

It is even easier still at a county level and easier still at a city level.

So, unfortunately no, it is not easier to overturn at a state level than a federal level because the strongholds are stronger at smaller levels.

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