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“Dangerous gaps” in NPV Compact
Jun 09, 2020 by Sean Parnell blogs
It’s no stretch to call Vikram David Amar, who is the Dean and Iwan Foundation Professor of Law at the University of Illinois College of Law, one of the “intellectual Godfathers” of the National Popu…
Read More→Bad history on the Electoral College
Jun 10, 2020 by Sean Parnell blogs
One line of attack made by opponents of the Electoral College is that it is inherently racist, both in original intent and in application over the years. There’s not much dispute that the three-fifth…
Read More→Will Colorado sell its Electoral College voice to California?
Jul 01, 2020 by Trent England blogs
Voters in Colorado will decide this November whether to enact or reject the National Popular Vote interstate compact (NPV). The campaign behind NPV, and most of its money, comes from California. So i…
Read More→Faithless Electors decision: What does it mean for National Popular Vote?
Jul 06, 2020 by Sean Parnell blogs
The U.S. Supreme Court released its opinions today in the two “faithless elector” cases coming out of Colorado and Washington, and while the decision itself doesn’t directly address whether the Natio…
Read More→The Electoral College protects Colorado’s voice, NPV undermines it
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"The Electoral College protects Colorado’s voice, NPV undermines it"
England, Trent
July 7, 2020
Grand Junction Daily Sentinel
Read More→To bind or not to bind? The Supreme Court's 'faithless elector' decision
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"To bind or not to bind? The Supreme Court's 'faithless elector' decision"
Ross, Tara
July 15, 2020
The Hill
Read More→North Carolina Op-Ed Falsely Links Slavery and the Electoral College
Jul 15, 2020 by Sean Parnell blogs
An oft-repeated but false claim about the Electoral College is that it was created as part of a bargain to preserve slavery and bolster the political power of Southern states. A recent op-ed in the H…
Read More→The Electoral College: America’s First Affirmative Action Program
Jul 21, 2020 blogs
Originally published on 07/11/2020 at The American ThinkerIf the Framers of the United States Constitution were writing it today, rather than coining the lofty and mysterious, and stuffy-sounding ter…
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