Plan B for the Democrats?

The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact is inching toward adoption.

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Vice President Pence presides over the counting of electoral votes on January 6, 2021. Saul Loeb - pool/Getty Images

Could the Electoral College wind up a casualty in what the Times calls the “74-day sprint to Election Day”? With the polls tightening in the swing states, a “bruising battle” awaits, the Times says. One can already imagine the outcry on the left if Vice President Harris looks poised to win the popular vote without securing an electoral majority. In that event, count on the so-called defenders of freedom and the Constitution to demand the end of the Electoral College.

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