Current patrons / co-patrons (check whether your legislators are listed)

HB 965
Patrons—Price, Anderson, Anthony, Bennett-Parker, Carnegie, Clark, Cole, J.G., Delaney, Feggans, Gardner, Guzman, Helmer, Henson, Hope, Krizek, Maldonado, Martinez, McClure, Nivar, Rasoul, Schmidt, Simon, Ward, Watts, Willett
Plus, Senators: Aird, Boysko, Carroll Foy, Favola, Locke, Salim, Williams-Graves

SB 322
Patrons—Ebbin, Aird, Boysko, Carroll Foy, Favola, Jones, Locke, Lucas, Marsden, Pekarsky, Perry, Roem, Salim, Srinivasan, VanValkenburg, Williams Graves
Plus, Delegates: Anthony, Bennett-Parker, Carnegie, Clark, Convirs-Fowler, Delaney, Feggans, Gardner, Guzman, Helmer, Henson, Hope, Krizek, Maldonado, Martinez, Nivar, Price, Rasoul, Reid, Simon, Watts

Action Needed This Week: Email your Delegate & Senator today and ask them to co-patron HB 965 / SB 322.

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Background: The League has long backed a simple democratic principle for presidential elections: the candidate with the most votes nationwide should win. The current Electoral College system can dilute that “one person, one vote” promise, especially because most states use winner-take-all, which can leave many voters in “safe” states effectively sidelined while campaigns focus heavily on a handful of swing states. The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact (NPVIC) is a practical, state-led way to move closer to a true national popular vote without waiting for a constitutional amendment: states agree to award their electoral votes to the national popular vote winner once enough states join to reach 270 electoral votes. The League supports NPVIC as a step toward a more representative presidency—where every vote matters equally, no matter where you live.

Learn more: LWVUS: What is the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact?