If you want to distribute votes properly, abolish the Electoral College and use the popular vote

Reforming the Electoral College into a proportional system is that it would weaken one of the main advantages of the current system, producing decisive election outcomes without solving the problem. While proportional allocation is intended to make results more "fair," it could lead to more broken elections where no candidate reaches 270 electoral votes, increasing the likelihood of uncertain elections decided by the House of Representatives and not the people.