#npv101 Everyone can agree on the need for securing the integrity of our election process. This Republican and Democrat agree that our current winner-take-all Electoral College system is a critical security risk. Imagine that. Worth the read: https://t.co/ifmWf1JWW3
Today, a new congressional map for Florida was signed into law. It's yet another front in a gerrymandering war between red and blue states.
We could end gerrymandering for good with a national shift to proportional representation.
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In @nytopinion
“The Democrats’ fundamental condition is a late-Trumpian stasis — in which the president’s stark unpopularity encourages his opponents to imagine that they can keep everything basically as it was in the Biden era,” Ross Douthat writes. https://t.co/o9p73RU0Ce
"The conservative movement should embrace reform that makes every voter in every state politically relevant in every presidential election. I believe that our ideas are better, more aligned with most voters, and can win presidential elections."
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Virginia just passed a law expanding the Commonwealth’s ranked choice voting local option pilot program and making it permanent.
@RHHutchinson12 explains how this allows other VA cities to join Arlington & Charlottesville in improving their elections.➡️ @UpVoteVA@RankedChoiceVA
Great news! 🎉 Virginia just passed a law expanding the Commonwealth’s ranked choice voting pilot program and making it permanent! This will allow more communities to improve their elections with #RankedChoiceVoting – like Arlington and Charlottesville already have.
Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger has signed the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact into law, a step that could move the country closer to sidelining the Electoral College. https://t.co/ka7OrvKFKU
“The compact takes effect when states representing a majority of electoral votes – 270 of 538 – pass the legislation and thus would determine the winner of the presidential contest. With Virginia, the compact now has 222 electors.”
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NPR: Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger signed a bill Monday that adds the state to the National Popular Vote Compact, an agreement among states to award their presidential electoral votes to the nationwide popular vote winner.
Link to article: https://t.co/3x2WZs6Xpq
“Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger signed a bill Monday that adds the state to the National Popular Vote Compact, an agreement among states to award their presidential electoral votes to the nationwide popular vote winner.”
@SpanbergerForVA
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The Virginia House of Delegates approved National Popular Vote today. Both chambers acted before the crossover deadline which puts us on track to become law this session.
Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary 222 Virginia! @SpanbergerForVA please sign @AdamEbbin’s SB322! We’ve been lobbying for Virginia to join us all this time and longer!
ICYMI: "That is not a radical idea. It is an American one. And it should not belong to one party. This is not about helping Republicans. It is not about helping Democrats. It is about trusting the people."
https://t.co/hUQjfiYZSF @BenJealous
10yrs fighting for VA's National Popular Vote taught me: every stream counts. 🗳️
My v0;01 Beta for Project Kronosphere is LIVE. 100k words of hard sci-fi built with the same rigor. 🚀
Virginia 222 today, beta 💯k tomorrow!📖
Vetting for logic-chasers only: https://t.co/Budpre2IP2
"America needs #RankedChoiceVoting. [It] would end the 'spoiler' problem altogether – allowing all Americans to benefit from real choices & vote their conscience, while ensuring that majorities rule.” – @DrJillStein & @ChaseForLiberty https://t.co/DtBj18jLuR
Former Vermont Lt. Governor David Zuckerman spreading the word about #RankedChoiceVoting in the Green Mountain State:
"Ranked choice voting gives voters more voice and opens the door for more candidates to run without fear of being spoilers."
👀 New study finds that #RankedChoiceVoting & open primaries in Alaska have given voters more choice & driven real change in how elected officials govern.
Since these reforms were adopted, winning candidates are “more likely to work across the aisle.” https://t.co/C5mECcCpJW