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A failed attempt to reconcile NPV, RCV in Maine
May 14, 2021 by Trent England blogs
Maine has the most unique presidential election process. It splits its electoral votes by congressional district, one of only two states to do so today. And in 2020, after contentious political and l…
Read More→OPINION: Protect Florida's Electoral College power
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"OPINION: Protect Florida's Electoral College power"
Parnell, Sean
May 17, 2021
Herald Tribune
Read More→NPV’s “Blue Wall” Mirage
May 18, 2021 by Trent England blogs
Recently at Townhall.com, I lampooned as “foolish, insulting, and incorrect” the claim that Republicans should support the National Popular Vote interstate compact (NPV) for political reasons. Strong…
Read More→Michael Maibach on The Mark Vines Show
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Save Our States' Michael Maibach joined The Mark Vines Show to discuss American History, the U.S. Constitution, and the Electoral College.
Read More→The Electoral College represents people, National Popular Vote doesn’t
Jun 02, 2021 by Sean Parnell blogs
Common refrains among advocates for the National Popular Vote interstate compact (NPV) are that “every vote should be equal” and “every voter in every state should be politically relevant.” These are…
Read More→6 Questions for... Jarrett Stepman
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We ask the Daily Signal's Jarrett Stepman about his book, "The War on History," the Electoral College, and more.
Read More→Israel’s Electoral Lessons for the West
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"Israel’s Electoral Lessons for the West"
The Editorial Board
June 13, 2021
The Wall Street Journal
Read More→6 Questions for... Tara Ross
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We ask author Tara Ross about her books, the Electoral College, and more.
Read More→National Popular Vote Compact Would Disenfranchise Smaller and Rural States
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"National Popular Vote Compact Would Disenfranchise Smaller and Rural States"
Bollin, Ann
June 22, 2021
The Daily Signal
Read More→By Constitutional Design: The Electoral College | UnArchived: Lessons From the Past
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Is the Electoral College antidemocratic? The Founders rejected the direct election of the president in order to balance individual liberty against majority rule. In addition, the Electoral College encourages candidates to widen their campaigns and reach out to voters across the nation, leading to less partisanship
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