How NOT To Elect a President
08/15/2019
The NPV Compact is an end run around the Constitution.
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The NPV Compact is an end run around the Constitution.
Continue reading →From Judi Caler: The Maine NPV is a cliffhanger. It is back at the House to be enacted. The Senate enacted it today 18-16–one vote
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Contact Oregon’s Governor Kate Brown and ask her to VETO SB870 National Popular VotePhone: (503) 378-4582
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A seductive push to elect the President of the United States with a National Popular Vote (NPV) instead of the Electoral College is being approved in an alarming number of states.
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The National Popular Vote Compact has no minimum percentage for a candidate to be declared the National Popular Vote Winner. What this means in a 3 way race a candidate could win with 35% or even less.
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February 2, 2019 The “For the People” Act is NOT for Americans The first bill introduced in Congress this year was the For the People Act,
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The Electoral College protects us from Vote Fraud providing 51 individual elections in the states and District of Columbia not just one election which can more easily be stolen. The Electoral College protects us against the instability of nationwide recounts and endless lawsuits. The Electoral College has worked well for over 200 years providing a peaceful transfer of power.
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The midterm election will significantly impact America’s future in freedom. Next Tuesday will decide whether the many, already incredibly successful policies set in motion under President Trump will continue or whether they collapse under the weight of a new Congressional majority bent on removing Trump from office and implementing their radical, socialist, anti-freedom agenda.
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How much voter fraud is there in America, really? Concerns over election integrity, fraud, and even voter identification laws regularly make news and heated campaign rhetoric. The left is well-versed in beating the election-eve drum on voter suppression, while then-candidate Donald J. Trump matched those efforts by citing concerns over fraud. Amid the din of protests, lawsuits, and commissions, something gets lost: actual data.
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How many times have you heard claims of voter fraud dismissed by politicians, media pundits, and political parties?
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Ronald Reagan said it best, “Trust but verify,” which is more true today than ever with regard to electronic computerized voting that lacks a paper trail.
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