Voting Rights
Signature verification will make hanging chads look like child's play
Your absentee ballot may not count if you forget to sign it
Oregon Joins Plan to use the National Popular Vote for Presidential Elections
Multi-state pact will recalibrate the Electoral College to ratify the will of the people when sufficient states join
Oregon Legislature Approves Plan to use National Popular Vote for President
Oregon poised to join 15 other states in plan to recalibrate the Electoral College
Maine state senate approves plan to use national popular vote for president
If passed by the House, Maine would join 15 other states in a binding agreement to recalibrate the Electoral College
OR Senate Approves National Popular Vote for President Plan
If passed by the House, Oregon would join 15 other states in a binding agreement to recalibrate the Electoral College
New Mexico joins 14 states in pact to recalibrate the Electoral College
The National Popular Vote plan will guarantee the presidency to whoever won the most votes in all 50 states
Ohio could vote to recalibrate Electoral College to the National Popular Vote
OH voters could have approved a state constitutional amendment join the National Popular Vote interstate compact
Delaware Joins 14 State Pact to Recalibrate Electoral College
The National Popular Vote plan will guarantee the presidency to whoever won the most votes
Colorado Joins 13 state pact to recalibrate Electoral College
The National Popular Vote plan would guarantee the presidency to whoever won the most votes in all 50 states
Colorado Legislature Approves Recalibration of Electoral College
The National Popular Vote Compact Would Guarantee the Presidency to Whoever Wins the Most Votes Across All 50 states
States are pursuing voting rights
Beyond the federal For The People Act, there are 230 bills filed at the state level to reduce barriers to voting
Pro-Democracy Bill Get's Its Debut Hearing In Congress
The House Judiciary Committee Holds a Hearing on the For the People Act, H.R. 1 that reduces barriers for voting
Stop Gerrymandering with Multi-Member Districts
Electing 3-5 members of Congress in larger districts, with ranked voting, would work better than redistricting reform