@Rapidcreek to politics • 2 months agoMajority of Americans continue to favor moving away from Electoral Collegewww.pewresearch.orgexternal-linkmessage-square135arrow-up1690arrow-down110cross-posted to: conservative[email protected]news[email protected]
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minus-square@cristolinkEsperanto9•2 months agoThey did it in alaska very recently and now they can undo it
minus-squareCowbee [he/him]linkfedilink4•2 months agoYep, as soon as it became a risk to power it got taken away. It’s a treat that will always be dangled and pulled away before it can do anything major.
minus-square@cristolinkEsperanto4•2 months agoI meant to write they cant* undo it. They tried already but it didnt work, although there is a repeal effort that has survived some legal challeneges so it will be on the ballot in november, although i doubt it will pass
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink2•2 months agoYou may know this already but, in case you don’t, you can edit comments even after submitting them.
minus-square@cristolinkEsperanto6•2 months agoI do but you had already replied and context is important if an outside reader came along
They did it in alaska very recently and now they can undo it
Yep, as soon as it became a risk to power it got taken away. It’s a treat that will always be dangled and pulled away before it can do anything major.
I meant to write they cant* undo it. They tried already but it didnt work, although there is a repeal effort that has survived some legal challeneges so it will be on the ballot in november, although i doubt it will pass
You may know this already but, in case you don’t, you can edit comments even after submitting them.
I do but you had already replied and context is important if an outside reader came along