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Democrats’ midterm gains in Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin could help the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact reach the 270 electoral votes needed to take effect; it currently has 222. If all five states join, the agreement could direct participating states’ electoral votes to the national popular-vote winner as soon as 2028, without abolishing the Electoral College. The plan’s prospects remain uncertain, with possible legal challenges over whether Congress must approve it.
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