Articles
Commentaries
- Don’t End Run the Constitution (Jim L. Riley, Regis University)
- HB1299 Undermines Federalism, constitutional process of electing president (Robert M. Hardaway, University of Denver Sturm College of Law)
- No matter who wins, protect the Electoral College (Nick Dranias, Goldwater Institute)
- Baseball and the “Stolen” Election (Edwin Meese, III, and Tim Kane, Ph.D, The Heritage Foundation)
- Democracy Isn’t Nirvana (Mark Steckbeck and Lawrence W. Reed, Mackinac Center for Public Policy)
- Keep the Electoral College! (Lawrence W. Reed, Mackinac Center for Public Policy)
- In Defense of the Electoral College (John Samples, Cato Institute)
- Respect Diversity: The Electoral Vote is the Will of the People (Julie Ann Ponzi, Ashbrook Center)
Editorials
Explanations
- Democracy or Republic? (Lawrence W. Reed, Mackinac Center for Public Policy)
- How the Electoral College Works (Ronald D. Rotunda, Cato Institute)
Historical Analysis
Letters to the Editor
- Don’t do away with Electoral College (Jim Joy, The News Tribune, 2009)
- Bill to change vote would hurt Nevada (Ray Murphy, Las Vegas Sun, 2009)
- Popular vote bill: Terribly flawed plan (Michelle Haneberg, Seattle Times, 2009)
- Don’t neuter our Electoral College (Stacy Webber, Fort Collins Coloradoan, 2009)
Op-Eds
- For national vote plan, all states must consent (Alexander S. Belenky, The Buffalo News)
- Giving up on the state vote (Tracy Warner, The Wenatchee World)
- Don’t Mess With the Electoral College (David Lewis Schaefer, The Wall Street Journal)
Studies
- Electoral College or NPV? (Diana Cieslak, Evergreen Freedom Foundation)
- Top National Popular Vote (Koza) Myths (Amy Oliver, The Amy Oliver Show)
Testimony
- Testimony of Tara Ross before the Nevada State Senate Committee on Legislative Operations and Elections hearing on AB 413 (National Popular Vote) (PDF)
- How the Koza Scheme Would Undermine Federalism, Create Constitutional Crises, and Roll Back Minority Rights (Robert M. Hardaway, University of Denver Sturm College of Law, 2009)
- Questions for State Senators (Robert M. Hardaway, University of Denver Sturm College of Law, and Jim L. Riley, Regis University, 2009)
- Regarding National Popular Vote in Pennsylvania (John Samples, Cato Institute, 2007)
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