On June 16, the Rhode Island Senate passed SB 164, the National Popular Vote Plan bill, by a vote of 30-4. The four “no” votes were cast by three Democrats and one Republican. The bill now moves to the House Judiciary Committee.
On June 16, the Rhode Island Senate passed SB 164, the National Popular Vote Plan bill, by a vote of 30-4. The four “no” votes were cast by three Democrats and one Republican. The bill now moves to the House Judiciary Committee.
There are Republicans in the Rhode Island senate?
Really?
Carcieri vetoed this the last time around. It will be interesting to see if Linc Chaffee signs it.
NO uniform national definition in the NPV scheme from Hell.
How many children, mentally ill, felons and foreign folks will be voting for a Prez/VP in a usual suspect State/DC ???
Blatant violations of Art. I, Sec. 10, 14th Amdt, Secs. 1 and 2.
This is the New Age of EVIL MORONS trying to game the system.
#2 correction — No uniform national definition of Elector-Voter in the NPV scheme from Hell.