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324 results for ‘Electoral college’

National Popular Vote is dangerous for the country

Mar 02, 2022 by Trent England blog

The National Popular Vote interstate compact would radically change presidential elections and national politics. It would bring chaos, and if upheld by the courts would cause dangerous unintended co…

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California recall process highlights NPV flaw

Aug 11, 2021 by Trent England blog

The next governor of California could be someone almost nobody has ever heard of—even in California. This is because the California recall process is, in a sense, extremely democratic. In the electio…

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Another state condemns NPV

Aug 19, 2021 by Trent England blog

This year, North Dakota became the latest state to condemn the National Popular Vote interstate compact (NPV). Both chambers of the state legislature passed Senate Bill 2271, stating that they “oppos…

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Can non-member states thwart the NPV compact?

Aug 24, 2021 by Sean Parnell blog

Key Points The National Popular Vote interstate compact (NPV) relies on the full cooperation of non-member states, making it likely to cause an electoral crisis because non-member states need not …

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NPV activists vs. NPV lobbyists in Florida

Sep 08, 2021 by Trent England blog

A funny thing about the National Popular Vote campaign, which pushes the National Popular Vote interstate compact, is how often its official lobbyists are contradicted by all its other supporters. Th…

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NPV won't bring out California republicans

Sep 15, 2021 by Sean Parnell blog

Lobbyists for the National Popular Vote interstate compact (NPV) pitch their scheme to Republican lawmakers as a way to help their party win elections. As I understand the argument, large numbers of …

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Does presidential politics influence disaster declarations?

Jan 14, 2022 by Sean Parnell blog

Key Points The states with the most major disaster declarations over the past 20 years have generally been uncompetitive, led by Oklahoma and also including California, New York, and Texas.Several of…

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Possible ECA reforms demonstrate vulnerability of NPV

Feb 11, 2022 by Sean Parnell blog

The Electoral Count Act of 1887 (ECA), a federal law establishing the process for states to certify their appointment of presidential electors and Congress to count their electoral votes, appears lik…

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NPV lobbyists’ inconsistency on post-election shenanigans?

Mar 10, 2022 by Sean Parnell blog

One of the biggest problems with the National Popular Vote interstate compact (NPV) is that states might try to pull out of the compact after Election Day or find another way to circumvent it if they…

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Noncitizen Voting and National Popular Vote

Mar 29, 2022 by Sean Parnell blog

I wrote the other day about the irresponsible and wildly inaccurate claims made by a National Popular Vote interstate compact (NPV) lobbyist regarding the effect of illegal immigration on the Elector…

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