Answer: A bad leader may get elected in one state but the electoral college will not allow a bad leader to be elected nationally.
Explanation:
Hamilton argues that there are few skills needed to win on a state level but that a wide range of skills is needed to be accepted on a national level which is why the electoral college will bring about a better leader than the state government more often than not.
This is because the different states subscribe to different philosophies so if a candidate is able to get people from those different states to support them, they must be good candidates that are capable of producing a good administration.
