Oregon Senate Passes Bill Favoring Popular Vote
In a 17-12 vote, Oregon’s state Senate on Tuesday passed the National Popular Vote bill, which would allow the state to join a coalition of states that seek to give their electoral votes to the presidential candidate who clinches the popular vote. The bill will now move to the House of Representatives, where similar proposals have passed four times sinc…
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