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The status of National Popular Vote

The National Popular Vote interstate compact (NPV) is state legislation designed to nullify the Electoral College without changing the Constitution. It has a “trigger”—NPV takes effect if passed by enough states that they control a majority of electoral votes (270 out of 538) and thus the outcome of presidential elections.

Seventeen states and DC have passed NPV, with a total of 209 electoral votes (as of July 2024). It has passed at least one chamber in seven other states and has been introduced in every state.

Status of NPV in Each State

Elected by statewide vote