Democratic state wins open path to Electoral College reform

Democratic control of four state legislatures enables a potential review of the Electoral College, which currently permits a president to win without a popular majority. The move signals a strategic push to alter presidential election rules, though constitutional hurdles and partisan opposition remain. This development could reshape future presidential contests and is a notable shift in U.S. electoral politics.

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