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Popular vote not popular enough in State and Local Gov’t Ops
Peter Bartz-Gallagher//April 6, 2009//
Listen to this article[This story originally appeared in the April 3 issue of The PIM Weekly Report.]
Just before the election last fall, we brought you the story of the push to bring the National Popular Vote compact to Minnesota. By way of clarification, the bill would make Minnesota part of an interstate compact that would alter the way the state allocates its electors
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