The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact would effectively replace the Electoral College with the national popular vote. Add your name to tell lawmakers to reject it.
The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact would trade the Electoral College’s checks and balances for a system of no checks, just imbalances. Member states already hold 222 electoral votes, just 48 short of the 270 needed to take effect. After the 2026 elections, Arizona, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin are set to join in 2027, pushing it past 270 and handing the presidency to the national popular vote.
Your state’s electors could be awarded to a candidate most of its voters did not choose. The compact would disenfranchise member state voters by negating their votes.
Candidates would no longer need to win over both rural and urban voters. Campaigns would chase big cities, and the issues rural communities face would drop off the agenda.
The Founders voted down a national popular vote twice. The compact effectively amends the Constitution without using the Article V amendment process. No new state should join, and member states should withdraw.