Democrats need to win just a handful of states to activate a long-awaited agreement
I apologize for posting a paid substack link, but I haven’t found a good article outside a paywall yet that covers what might be the most significant impact of the bluenami: the end of the electoral college
That could happen this week if Democrats make sufficient gains and hold on to their existing power in seven states, which collectively have 68 electoral votes—20 more than are needed to reach 270. Below we catalog exactly what needs to happen for Democrats to succeed in each of these states:
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That’s the spirit! /s
And yet? Here you are. Whinging into the ether. Run out of clouds to shout at? Go home, gramps/granny. You’re blathering again. 🤦🏼♂️
(Fuckin’ newbie accts trying to pretend that they’re actual humans. Tired old shite.)
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And yours is 10 days old.
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Michigan failed to enact it during its previous Democratic trifecta from 2023 to 2024, and Nevada’s then-Democratic governor vetoed the compact in 2019, warning it could diminish his state’s influence over presidential elections.
As a Nevadan, if it means a fairer system, I’m fine giving up whatever influence we think we have by our whopping 6 electoral votes.
In N. Dakota, that’d be almost a whole vote per resident! 😱
This is probably worth submitting as it’s own top level post since it’s better than what I found
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In your dreams.
No way are the fly over states going to give up their electoral college leverage.
Do they call you at home? Are you on the holiday card mailing list? I trust your insider knowledge!
