On April 13, Governor Spanberger quietly signed HB965, locking Virginia into the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact and handing more power to big-state political machines at the expense of Virginians’ voices.
@garrettjlawrence On April 13th, Governor Spanberger quietly signed HB965 — a bill that joins Virginia to something called the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact. Here’s what that actually means: If Virginia votes one way for president — but the rest of the country goes the other direction — Virginia’s electoral votes go with the country. Not with you. #fyp #foryou #usa #america #politics ♬ original sound – Garrett J. Lawrence

This should alarm every American. Blue states are teaming up to try to rig the system in their favor and undermine fairness and the rule of law. If this stands, it will set a dangerous precedent. The Supreme Court needs to step in and shut it down now.

The participating jurisdictions are:

California (2011) – 54 votes

Colorado (2019) – 10 votes

Connecticut (2018) – 7 votes

Delaware (2019) – 3 votes

District of Columbia (2010) – 3 votes

Hawaii (2008) – 4 votes

Illinois (2008) – 19 votes

Maine (2024) – 4 votes

Maryland (2007) – 10 votes

Massachusetts (2010) – 11 votes

Minnesota (2023) – 10 votes

New Jersey (2008) – 14 votes

New Mexico (2019) – 5 votes

New York (2014) – 28 votes

Oregon (2019) – 8 votes

Rhode Island (2013) – 4 votes

Vermont (2011) – 3 votes

Virginia (2026) – 13 votes

Washington (2009) – 12 votes

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