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Save Our States defends our state-by-state presidential election process—the Electoral College—as an essential part of our constitutional system of states and a protection of our freedom.
Read MoreAlexander Hamilton on the Electoral College: "if the manner of it be not perfect, it is at least excellent."
Read MoreThree common complaints about the presidential election process also apply to Congress.
Read MoreA Notre Dame law professor rejects claims that the Electoral College is outdated and unfair.
Read MoreWho wins in one or two elections is a shortsighted way to think about political institutions. Instead, we should think about the incentives an institution creates and whether it tends toward stability rather than chaos.
Read MoreTrent England, writing in The Oklahoman, explains why states would lose under the anti-Electoral College National Popular Vote plan.
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