Content Categorized with "National Popular Vote"
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Bay State Paper: Electoral College an ‘Insult to Logic’ – Pass NPV!
- Posted: January 8, 2010
- Author(s): Pauline Lejeune
- Categories: Home, National Popular Vote, FairVote
The NPV bill had already been introduced in 2008 in Massachusetts, and despite passage in both houses, it failed to be sent to the governor before the legislative session’s end. But the NPV plan remains the best alternative to the current way we elect the president. We agree with the MetroWest Daily News: 2010 is the year to settle it!
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Nebraska's Pesky Extra Electoral Vote
- Posted: January 8, 2010
- Author(s): Paul Fidalgo
- Categories: Home, National Popular Vote, FairVote
Nebraska State Senator Beau McCoy has introduced legislation to bring unity to his state. No, not by building bridges and roads and other infrastructure, nor in the sense of a coming-together of minds and intentions. Rather, Sen. McCoy is angling to retrieve something very special that many Republicans feel belongs to them: An electoral vote.
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Live Webcast on Electoral College Reform: Demos, FairVote, New Yorker, and NPV
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New regular commentary for The Hill -- and the 2009 political season
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NPV Sets Up Camp in Idaho
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Primary Power to the People
- Posted: July 17, 2009
- Categories: National Popular Vote, FairVote, Presidential Nominations Reform
The parties should begin to debate a plan that includes traditional state-based nomination contests culminating in a final, decisive national primary.
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Indy Star Columnist Says Ditch the Electoral College Albatross
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Winner-take-all can elect a second-place president
- Posted: July 9, 2009
- Author(s): John R. Koza
- Publication: San Diego Union-Tribune
- Categories: National Popular Vote, FairVote
The founder of National Popular Vote lays out the shortcomings and injustices of the Electoral College system, and shows why the National Popular Vote plan is the right solution. -
In Their Own Words: Campaign Strategists on the Electoral College
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Electoral College Fail: More balance needed in EAC summary