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Eh, I think this is more clearly about diplomacy than, say, the "well regulated militia" stuff. And still, i the compact is repealed, the states are free to ap
by Ericson2314 6y ago
Eh, I think this is more clearly about diplomacy than, say, the "well regulated militia" stuff.
And still, i the compact is repealed, the states are free to apportion their electors however they like. States could also independently match the popular vote when it wouldn't make a difference. Even such a "dry run" would shake things up.
Bottom line, unless there is a different law to require the states to apportion electors a cetain way, I don't really know how to stop it.