The Electoral College Has To Go. Sign Our Petition

The Electoral College Has To Go. Sign Our Petition

The Electoral College Has To Go. Sign Our Petition

We don’t need a constitutional amendment to make this happen. 

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What’s Going On?

As of the current count, Hillary Clinton won the most votes of all of the presidential candidates running in the 2016 election. Yet, because of the antiquated Electoral College, Donald Trump is now our president-elect.

This system, which was created in part to protect slavery, is unfair and undemocratic. It has to go.

What Can I Do?

We can do this without the uphill battle of implementing a constitutional amendment. Through the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, a number of states have agreed to award their electoral votes to whichever candidate wins the popular vote. Once the electoral votes of the states participating reaches 270, it will go into effect. As of November 9 of this year, 10 states and the District of Columbia have signed on, totaling 165 electoral votes.

We need to get this done so that the winner of the 2020 election actually reflects the will of the people. Sign now to abolish the Electoral College and determine the winner of the presidential election by popular vote.

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Our message to all state governments: Please join the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, and abolish the Electoral College.

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