[EL] Check out Could Pennsylvania Republicans end the electoral college as we know

[Gaddie, Ronald K.]

There is a substantial literature on this; let me dig around. But, for some states, there is the added issue of Section 5 preclearance.

Ronald Keith Gaddie
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Has anyone done any work on the effect of awarding electoral college votes by congressional district would have effected prior Presidential election results?  Jim Bopp
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