How new Democratic trifectas could reshape the 2028 presidential election
A string of Democratic victories in state legislatures has put Electoral College reform in the spotlight ahead of 2028. After Democrats clinched trifectas in Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Arizona and Nevada, activists are eager to pass legislation — the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact — that would require participating states to pledge all their electoral votes to...
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