BILL: National Popular Vote Bill
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"John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act: Restoring and Strengthening U.S. Voting Protections" The documents present arguments for and against the National Popular Vote (NPV) initiative, which seeks to elect the President and Vice President by popular vote rather than through the Electoral College. The first document, written by Ted Fuller for the League of Women Voters in Montgomery County, Virginia, lays out the problems associated with the Electoral College and how the NPV would address them. The second document, written by Congressional Research Service, provides a comprehensive overview of the NPV, its history, current status, legal arguments, and potential consequences. Both sources highlight the debate surrounding the NPV and the potential for it to become a reality.
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