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How to win NPV in 2028
December 9, 2024 by Sean Parnell in Electoral College
The argument that rural America will get plenty of attention if NPV is in effect is simply nonsense.
Read More →The war on ESG
December 6, 2024 by Harry Roth in Affordability
ESG, short for Environmental, Social, and Governance, is a left-wing movement to force companies to focus on “net-zero” climate policies, DEI, and woke corporate restructuring instead of maximizing s…
Read More →Arizona Republicans shut down National Popular Vote talk
November 22, 2024 by Harry Roth in Electoral College
Lobbyists for the National Popular Vote interstate compact have long targeted Arizona in hopes of adding its eleven electoral votes to their unconstitutional compact scheme.
Read More →Will DEI survive a second Trump presidency?
November 15, 2024 by Harry Roth in Other
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, or DEI for short, is a framework to implement radical racial, gender, and sexual policies in public and private institutions.
Read More →Still Waiting on the ‘National Popular Vote’ Winner
November 7, 2024 by Sean Parnell in Electoral College
Under NPV, we’d likely have another three or four weeks of waiting, with all the chaos and confusion that would bring. That doesn’t seem healthy for our democracy.
Read More →The Electoral College and Constitutionalism
November 4, 2024 by Trent England in Electoral College
Tomorrow, Americans will vote for their state’s presidential electors. This is the first step in the two-part democratic election process set forth in the Constitution for choosing the president and …
Read More →Benefits of the Electoral College: Political Accountability and Trust
November 1, 2024 by Trent England in Electoral College
This is the fifth and final post in our series about some of the benefits of the Electoral College.
Read More →Benefits of the Electoral College: National Coalitions
October 31, 2024 by Trent England in Electoral College
Perhaps the greatest benefit of our state-by-state election process is the powerful incentive it creates against regionalism. This is always true, but easiest to see in the late 19th century.
Read More →Benefits of the Electoral College: Decisive Results
October 30, 2024 by Trent England in Electoral College
The nationwide popular vote margin in 1880 was less than 10,000 votes, or just about .1 percent. Neither candidate had a majority, which is often the case in close presidential elections.
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