NPVIC StatusApparently, the Electoral College is just not "Fair ENOUGH"!
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State UpdatesApril 2023 - State Rep John Andrews, R-S. Paris, ME, has introduced a bill that SHOULD be supported! House bill #LD-1502 simply says that, as long as Main is using Ranked Choice Voting to count its popular votes, that Maine shall never join the NPV compact scheme! Apri1 2023 - 9 Democrats and 1 House Republican introduced the National Popular Vote scheme as Bill #LD-1578 November 2022 - National Popular Vote proponents have consolidated their control of Maine State government in the November elections. We are changing Maine's status to HIGH RISK to join the NPVIC scheme. June 2021 - Both the House and the Senate have declared the NPV bills DEAD in Committee as of 6/02/2021. April 2021 - On April 5, the HOUSE version of the NPVIC - which is identical to the senate version - was introduced by Democrat Rep Arthur Bell. March 31, 2021 - On 3-30-21, Democrat Senator Dave Miramant introduced the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact scheme as Bill LD-130. At this date, Miramant is so far the bill's only sponsor. December 2020 - We expect a big push by NPVIC in the new Legislature in January 2021. The Associated Press reports that the paid consultant staff of NPV is targeting certain States in 2021 and 2022. Critics of Electoral College Target States, Push for Popular Vote Compact We expect a big push from the California-based National Popular Vote office in Maine in early 2021. Maine's Legislature had given the NPVIC Bill some added traction in early 2019 before finally stopping it. Maine's Governor had said that she would likely sign the NPVIC if it reached her desk and the make-up of the Maine Legislature is of members who tend to be in favor popular voting and the NPVIC. Bill LD-418 & HP-327 were introduced in January 2019 by 7 Democrat Representatives and 2 Democrat Senators. It's Final Disposition status is listed as "Ought Not To Pass Pursuant to Joint Rule 310, March 19, 2019". |
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