What if all states split their Electoral College votes for president?
If every state adopted Maine and Nebraska’s unique system of awarding their Electoral College votes for president — which ...
What if all states adopted Nebraska’s ‘blue dot’ approach for president?
If every state adopted Nebraska’s unique system of awarding its Electoral College votes for president — which provides one ...
Democrats' crisis of the future: The biggest states that back them are shrinking
WASHINGTON — Texas and Florida are growing rapidly. California, Illinois and New York are shrinking.
New Hampshire could become third state to split Electoral College votes. What to know
In the 2024 presidential election, both states split their votes. Maine sent three votes to Harris and one to Trump, while Nebraska sent four votes to Trump and one to Harris. Gannon said that this ...
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COUNTERPOINT: The Electoral College must be reformed
The yawning gap between swing and spectator states destroys common Electoral College defenses. Less populous states are ignored, with Nevada the only battleground among the 31 smallest states. Most ...
Senators in Concord begin hearings on bill to re-apportion New Hampshire's electoral votes
Hearings are underway at the State House on legislation that would change how New Hampshire allocates its electoral votes for ...
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Senators in Concord begin hearings on bill to re-apportion New Hampshire's electoral votes
HEARINGS ARE UNDERWAY NOW ON LEGISLATION AT THE STATE HOUSE TO CHANGE HOW NEW HAMPSHIRE ALLOCATES ITS ELECTORAL VOTES. AS NEWS NINE FIRST REPORTED LAST WEEK, SENATE REPUBLICANS ARE ADVANCING A ...
Christopher Street Project wants to hold Democrats accountable for anti-trans votes
The Christopher Street Project, a hybrid PAC and nonprofit named for the New York street that’s home to the Stonewall Inn, is ...
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Electoral College must be reformed
The writer is addressing the question, "Should the Electoral College be eliminated?" (TNS) How we elect our presidents has never been more broken — and that’s saying something for an Electoral College ...