In the wake of the midterm elections, Democrats are considering a proposal to change the presidential election process to a national popular vote system. The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, already approved by 18 states, would require states to allocate their electoral votes to the national popular vote winner. Currently, 222 electoral votes are committed to the compact, needing 270 to take effect. However, experts warn of potential legal challenges ahead.
Key facts
- Democrats propose changing presidential elections to a national popular vote.
- The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact has been approved by 18 states.
- Currently, 222 electoral votes are committed to the compact.
- Five states controlled by Democrats could join the compact.
- 56% of adults support electing a president by popular vote.
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