Nebraska and Maine are the only two states in which each U.S. House district elects its own presidential elector. On April 4, a Nebraska bill to switch the state to the system used in the other 48 states won a procedural victory. The Senate voted 32-15 to cut off any filibuster against the bill. That vote required a two-thirds majority, which was met. It will now be easy to pass the bill, and it probably will pass soon. Nebraska has a unicameral legislature. The bill is LB 10, introduced January 8, 2015 by State Senator Beau McCoy (R-Omaha). Thanks to Tony Roza for this news.
T-O-T-A-L FORCE/PRESSURE by the Donkey/Elephant top robot party HACKS to totally rig the Electoral College as much as possible ASAP —
— Due to the de facto LAWLESS Prez MONARCHY / EMPEROR created by the robot party hacks in SCOTUS, esp. since 1933 —
esp. in the Elephant controlled States where Obama won in 2012 Statewide or in any gerrymander USA Rep. district.
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Abolish the super time bomb Electoral College.
Uniform definition of Elector-Voter in ALL of the USA.
P.R. and NONPARTISAN App.V.
As far as I know, only once has a Nebraska or Maine congressional district gone for a candidate other than the statewide winner: in 2008, when Obama got one electoral vote.
What was the rationale for the legislators wanting to change the current system?