Straight from the mouth of NBC's Chuck Todd, John:

The answer is no. It’s the biggest tool the opponents of voting rights have to swing national elections and suppress the will of the people. We have to take away this dangerous mechanism that enabled the January 6th insurrection before it happens again. And there are legitimate ways to do it!

From constitutional amendments to ideas like the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact and more, we can make this happen. We just need your support.

Vote suppressors have proven there’s no length they won’t go to in order to win. Please, chip in $25 or more to help us end the Electoral College once and for all >>

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The same anti-democracy forces that stormed the Capitol are back in power. The actions they are already taking are threatening our elections and our fundamental right to vote. It's clear that they want to use the Electoral College and more as a basis to make sure they never lose an election again.

We MUST stop them from rigging the game in a handful of states and cementing their grip on power through this outdated system that prioritizes empty land and lines drawn on a map over equally counted votes and makes a vote in Montana worth more than a vote in California.

We need your help to make it happen, John. Support our efforts to end the Electoral College forever with $25 or more today >>

Thanks,

Voter Action Project's Electoral College Team

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