Streaming Podcast with Ricochet Editors & Contributors is Live!
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November 7, 2012 at 1:56am
In the Member Feed right now, we're featuring a live podcast with Ricochet Editors and Contributors! Go to the Live Chat page and click on the player at the top of the page. Chat with your fellow Members, listen to the live discussion of tonight's election results -- or do both. Join us!
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Jan '12
Re: Streaming Podcast with Ricochet Editors & Contributors is Live!
Really enjoying the live podcast!
Feb '10
Re: Streaming Podcast with Ricochet Editors & Contributors is Live!
Glad you enjoy it! Sounds like we may do more of them in the future.
Mar '12
Re: Streaming Podcast with Ricochet Editors & Contributors is Live!
where is the pod cast?
Jan '12
Re: Streaming Podcast with Ricochet Editors & Contributors is Live!
What truth is there to the idea that Romney could win the popular vote, loose the electoral college on election night, yet win the electoral college a week later due to various National Popular Vote laws passed in various states, like California (55 electoral votes). I ran across this tidbit on another blog describing California passing such a National Popular Vote law http://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2011/08/08/californias-popular-vote-bill-signed-into-law/
Jan '12
Re: Streaming Podcast with Ricochet Editors & Contributors is Live!
Never mind. Move along now. Nothing to see here.
Looking at California AB459
This bill would ratify a specified interstate compact that requires the chief election official of each signatory state to appoint the slate of presidential electors that was nominated in association with the presidential ticket that received the largest national popular vote total.
This compact would only become effective if states cumulatively
possessing a majority of the total electoral votes have ratified the compact.
Although this is not the text from the CAdotGOV website; it appears the California law will not take effect until a majority of other states pass similar laws.