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"provider_name": "Action Network",
"provider_url": "https://actionnetwork.org",
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"author_name": "OnePA",
"author_url": "https://actionnetwork.org/groups/onepa",
"title": "Tell State Legislators to Pass and Protect the National Popular Vote Compact Before 2028",
"thumbnail_url": "https://actionnetwork.org//images/generic_facebook.jpg",
"description": "This year’s election victories showed what happens when people organize, mobilize their neighbors, and demand change. This year’s election victories showed what happens when people organize, mobilize their neighbors, and demand change. With new opportunities in state governments across the country, we have a chance to build on that momentum and transform how we elect our president before 2028. For too long, the Electoral College has allowed presidential candidates to win the White House without winning the most votes nationwide. It has concentrated political attention and resources in a handful of battleground states, leaving millions of voters and entire communities overlooked. Our democracy should reflect the will of the people, regardless of where they live. The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact would ensure that the candidate receiving the most votes nationwide wins the presidency once enough states join. States representing 222 electoral votes have already signed on, just 48 short of the 270 needed. With new opportunities following the recent elections, we could reach that threshold if more states take action. Our communities have fought too hard for political power to accept a system that gives some voters greater influence over presidential elections based on where they live. We need state lawmakers to join the compact where it hasn’t passed and defend it against repeal where it has. Tell your state legislators to act before 2028 and support the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact. This is how we build a democracy where every vote counts equally.",
"url": "https://actionnetwork.org/letters/national-popular-vote-2026-2"
}