NPVIC Status

The National Popular Vote scheme has been introduced three times since 2006. It has been defeated every time, in three separate Legislative sessions, the most recent time being HB 1095 in April 2012.

November2020 - We expect a push, from the California-based National Popular Vote office, however they are likely to spare Louisiana as they move on Purple States first in 2021, where they believe they have a better chance of winning.  
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Because of Louisiana's current State government make-up and the pretty strong feelings of independence and States' Rights believed in by most of Louisiana's citizens, we feel that Louisiana is a sound and solid Electoral College State, not likely at risk of joining the dangerous NPVIC collusion contract. 

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Louisiana Legislature Make-Up, 2019-2022 (LA has 4-year Legislative Terms)

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In the News ...

BOSTON, 11-04-2020  -  Losing the Popular Vote, Winning The Electors, and Other Electoral College Questions Answered.  By the Associated Press on WBUR News.  NOTE: This is actually a very good and accurate description of the US Electoral process!

ARKANSAS, 4-20-2019  -  OPINION:  Masterson Online - Our votes in danger?  By Mike Masterson, Arkansas Democrat Gazette.  NOTE - In OUR opinion, Mr. Masterson gets it absolutely correct!

ARKANSAS, 12-18-2016  -  Arkansas lawmakers say dumping Electoral College would hurt small states.  By Frank Lockwood, Arkansas Democrat Gazette

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House of Representatives - Republican
Senate - Republican
Governor - Republican

Louisiana's State Capitol Building in Baton Rouge.

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​Almost always, your letter needs to be 200 to 250 words or less.  Be courteous and simply express your opinion about why you believe that it is in Louisiana's best interests to remain in control LOUISIANA'S Electoral Votes, and that Louisiana needs to REJECT the National Popular Vote interstate Compact every time that it is brought up.

Alexandria - Town Talk
Bastrop - Bastrop Enterprise
Baton Rouge - The Advocate
Beauregard - Beauregard Daily News
Bogalusa - The Daily News
Franklin - Banner Tribune
Lafayette - Daily Advertiser
Lake Charles - American Press
Monroe - News Star
Morgan City - Daily Review
​Natchitoches - Natchitoches Times
New Orleans - The Advocate
New Orleans - The Times-Picayune
Opelousas - Daily World
Shreveport - Shreveport Times
Sulphur - Southwest Daily News

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