[EL] a constitutional amendment on electoral college that could pass

[Tom@TomCares.com]

This would seem to interfere with the hope of a NPV compact and, for that
reason, be too controversial to be ratified by 37 states.
Even giving new credence to the Electoral College, may prove unpopular.

It would also seem to subvert the possibility of other creative reforms
(i.e. https://tomcares.com/abolishing-electoral-college )

-Tom Cares

On Fri, Nov 20, 2020, 20:33 Richard Winger <richardwinger at yahoo.com> wrote:

> it seems to me that a constitutional amendment, eliminating human being
> presidential electors, and providing that the popular vote for president in
> each state would automatically translate into the tally of that state's
> electoral vote, would pass.  The amendment could preserve each state's
> ability to divide its presidential electors according to US House district,
> or even give states the ability to parcel out their electoral votes
> proportionate to the popular vote in each state, if they wish, although no
> state now does that.
>
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