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Episode length: 14m
Virginia voters, this should make your blood boil. In this episode, I break down the shocking move by Gov. Abigail Spanberger and Virginia Democrats to sign Virginia into the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact — a move that could mean Virginia’s electoral votes go to the national popular vote winner, even if Virginians voted for someone else. Yes, really.
We walk through the 2028 election scenario, why this law matters right now, and how Democrats are once again changing the rules when they do not like the outcome. I explain how the National Popular Vote Compact works, why supporters claim it is legal, why critics say it guts the Electoral College, and what it could mean for Virginia voters, rural voters, and anyone who thinks their ballot should actually count.
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