Democrats' midterm gains could sideline Electoral College by 2028
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Democrats' sweeping statehouse gains Tuesday have opened a path to effectively replacing the Electoral College with a national popular vote in time for the 2028 presidential election — without needing to amend the Constitution.
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Democrats' sweeping statehouse gains Tuesday have opened a path to effectively replacing the Electoral College with a national popular vote in time for the 2028 presidential election — without needing to amend the Constitution.
With Democratic victories in state legislatures and governorships across the country Tuesday, the Electoral College could now be in jeopardy—even without a near-impossible constitutional amendment. If passed by enough states, the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact would effectively nullify the…
by Rich Mitchell at CDN - New Democratic trifectas in five swing states could push the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact past 270 electoral votes without amending the Constitution. Click to read the rest HERE-> Democrats’ Statehouse Sweep Puts Electoral College End-Run Within Reach for 2028 f…
