Polls show increased support for a national popular vote system. The Pew Research Center found in a 2024 survey that 63 percent of Americans preferred “to see the winner of the presidential ...

The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact simply requires states to allocate their votes ... A 2016 NPR analysis found that it's possible to win the electoral college with just 23 percent ...

To date, the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact has been adopted by 15 states — though not Florida — as well as Washington, D.C. It lacks the force of law because those states account for only ...

The Review-Journal ran a story on Monday that declared the presidential race to be “in a virtual tie” based on a nationwide poll. National polls mean nothing. The best indicator of who is ...

Pew Research Center’s in-depth study of its survey respondents who voted in the 2024 election examines turnout, voting ...

Although Silver's national popular vote model shows Harris leading, his win probability forecast favors Trump to win the Electoral College, with a 53.7 percent chance compared to Harris' 46.0 percent.

Based on the latest national and state polls, if the presidential election were held today between Hillary Clinton and John McCain, McCain would win the national popular vote by a comfortable 47% ...

A 2017 analysis by erstwhile FiveThirtyEighter Harry Enten found that the ... The table below compares the national House popular vote in presidential cycles since 1996 with an average of ...

That said, pretty much none of the nonpartisan analysts I know expect Trump to win the popular vote. Today, former Vice President Joe Biden leads the national polls by somewhere around 8 to 10 ...

Democratic state Reps. Chris Rabb and Heather Boyd have reintroduced legislation Wednesday that would make Pennsylvania the 18th state to join the national popular vote movement. 'Every vote counts' ...

The area that represents the new map of the district voted for President Biden by just 2.1 points in 2020, less than his 4.5-point victory in the national popular vote.

That said, pretty much none of the nonpartisan analysts I know expect Trump to win the popular vote. Today, former Vice President Joe Biden leads the national polls by somewhere around 8 to 10 ...