Democrats introduce constitutional amendment to abolish Electoral College

New York Gov. Hochul Calls For Axing Electoral College, Saying It ‘Unfairly’ Elects President

Her call follows Democrats introducing a bill that would amend the Constitution and ensure that the popular vote chooses the president.

Constitutional Amendment To Abolish Electoral College Introduced By Senate Democrats

Senate Democrats introduced a constitutional amendment to abolish the Electoral College system. Although the United States of America is explicitly a constitutional republic, three Democratic senators wish to establish a direct democracy. Sens. Brian Schatz (D-HI), Dick Durbin (D-IL), and Peter Welch (D-VT) introduced the measure to elect the president by the popular vote. What... The post Constitutional Amendment To Abolish Electoral College In…

Senate Democrats Propose Constitutional Amendment To Abolish Electoral College - Nemos News Network

Authored by Sam Dorman via The Epoch Times, Senate Democrats proposed a constitutional amendment on Dec. 16 that would abolish the Electoral College and ensure the country’s presidential elections were determined by the popular vote. “It is time to retire this 18th-century invention that disenfranchises millions of Americans,” Senate Judiciary Chairman Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) said […]

Durbin introduces amendement to abolish ‘undemocratic’ Electoral College – WTVO (Rockford)

“In 2000, before the general election, I introduced a bipartisan resolution to amend the Constitution and abolish the Electoral College. I still believe today that it is time to retire this 18th-century invention that disenfranchises millions of Americans,” said U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin.

Post-election, Welch seeks end to ‘outdated’ Electoral College - Vermont Daily Chronicle

Welch also would restrict deporting Palestinians, impose Supreme Court term limits, and shut down offshore oil and gas rigs

Democrat senators introduce constitutional amendment to abolish Electoral College

A handful of Democrats have proposed an amendment to the Constitution that would abolish the Electoral College in favor of a pure popular vote, in a gesture that has virtually no chance of becoming law but will placate disgruntled activists who have long abhorred the system by which America has elected its presidents since the Founding.