Virginia. 13.
The NPVIC Senate Bill 1101 was killed in the Privileges & Elections Committee on 2/08/21 on a 14-0 vote.
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NPVIC Status - VIRGINIA
DOWNGRADED RISK, Slightly - With the decision in the Senate P&E Committee to not move the NPVIC forward, the House has likewise decided to not push the bill in this session. We move Virginia from High to Moderate Risk status!
Virginia has been considered a High Risk State, one that may likely move to join the dangerous National Popular Vote Interstate Compact scheme.
You DID It!! You told the Virginia Assembly in large numbers that you wanted VIRGINIA's 13 Votes for President to remain under the control of VIRGINIANS!!
The NPVIC millionaires will be back in 2022.
Virginia's Senate Privileges & Elections Committee Voted on 1/26/21 to STRIKE the NPVIC from its docket!! - An interim Victory for our U.S. Federation of States!The National Popular Vote effort in Virginia now focuses on the HOUSE of DELEGATES! PLEASE CONTACT the House Members and urge them to STOP the dangerous NPVIC scheme! |
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State UpdatesFEBRUARY 2021 - DOWNGRADED RISK, Slightly With the decision in the Senate P&E Committee to not move the NPVIC forward, the House has likewise decided to not push the bill in this session. We move Virginia from High to Moderate Risk status! Virginia has been considered a High Risk State, one that may likely move to join the dangerous National Popular Vote Interstate Compact scheme. The highly-paid sales force of the National Popular Vote scheme was back in full force in the Virginia Assembly! HOUSE Bill 1933 received a hearing TUESDAY, Jan. 26 in the Senate P&E Committee. The Bill's Patron on the Committee, realizing that he did not have enough votes to get the measure out of Committee, moved to pull the NPVIC from the docket. The motion was unanimously agreed to. VIRGINIA was on the cusp of joining this Federation-threatening Collusion Agreement. You helped to stop this attack against our Electoral College - for NOW. THEY WILL BE BACK in 2022. Similarly, after PASSING the VA House last year in February 2020, the NPVIC was went BACK to the Senate where it had failed to be approved earlier. The Senate Privileges & Elections Committee kept the Bill tabled without advancing it last year. The Bill missed a critical Senate deadline, we have learned, on December 3rd. NE Bills need to now be reintroduced into the Senate and the House. SB !!01 has been introduced in the Senate - the Bill is in the Senate Privileges & Elections Committee. Virginia is generally considered to be a High Risk State and may well join the NPVIC collusion agreement without sufficient opposition from Virginia voters to their State Legislature. HOWEVER, because THERE IS SIGNIFICANT OPPOSITION BY VIRGINIA voters, we are downgrading Virginia SLIGHTLY to Moderate Risk status! STAY VIGILANT! LAST YEAR, the Senate Privileges & Elections Committee - after refusing to advance the Bill earlier in 2020 - received the NPVIC legislation back from the House where it had PASSED in late February 2020. The Committee kept the NPVIC tabled until the Assembly adjourned "sine die" at the end of its Session, thereby killing the NPVIC and every other Bill that had not passed in the 2019-2020 Session. Under the extra efforts of the paid NPVIC sales team, the NPVIC Bill has progressed through the Assembly during 2020. The Senate HAD earlier declined to move the Bill on, but the House of Delegates later did approve it, sending the measure back to the Senate in April. Governor Northam has indicated that he will sign the Bill if the Assembly puts it on his desk. |
After PASSING the VA House in February 2020, the NPVIC was went BACK to the Senate where it had failed to be approved earlier.
The Senate Privileges & Elections Committee kept the Bill tabled without advancing it. NEW Bills have now been introduced. SB-1101 has been re-introduced in the Senate - the Bill is in the Senate Privileges & Elections Committee. It also is in the ASSEMBLY and is in the House P&E Committee, too.
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Governor Extends Legislative Session!Feb 4, 2021 - Democrat Governor Northam EXTENDS the Legislative Session in order to pass more of his agenda!! The NPVIC Bill in the House is still alive. Even though Virginia's Constitution limits Assembly sessions to just 30 days in odd-numbered years, Northam issued an emergency proclamation to extend the Assembly through February 27. See 'In The News...' above. |
