To save
our republic,
we must
save our states

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The constitutional power of the states is under constant attack. Why? Because states are essential to defending limited government, maintaining checks and balances, and even protecting our national security.

Who we are

Saving our republic by saving our states

Save Our States was founded in 2009 to defend the Electoral College from the dangerous National Popular Vote campaign, which would nullify the Electoral College without a constitutional amendment.

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Since that time, we have expanded our work to help states improve elections and use their power to defend our republic. Save Our States provides experts to meet with legislators, write articles, speak to civic organizations, and appear in the media.

Our Focus

WE MUST SAVE OUR STATES.

States are the building blocks of our republic and the frontlines of policy innovation. Since 2009, we have defended our constitutional system of states, advanced sound public policy, and educated millions of our fellow Americans.

Featured Articles

Maine NPV repeal passed House, stalls in Senate

This year, Maine made history when its House of Representatives voted to repeal the National Popular Vote interstate compact.

Maine moves towards NPV repeal

The Maine House of Representatives will vote soon on whether to withdraw from the National Popular Vote interstate compact.

NPV Fails in Nevada

A multi-year effort to add Nevada to the National Popular Vote interstate compact (NPV) has failed due to bipartisan opposition.

More concerns about NPV’s “let judges decide” approach

It isn’t clear that courts would be able to untangle all of problems NPV would create.

NPV’s Missing Vote Totals Problem

My colleague Trent England wrote an excellent post on a unique problem of the National Popular Vote interstate compact (NPV): its reliance on the cooperation of non-member states – cooperation that may not be forthcoming.

Trent England Joins The Schilling Show to discuss ranked-choice voting

Trent England explained the issues with ranked-choice voting on The Schilling Show.

NPV: Let judges decide elections

Most multi-lateral interstate compacts have their own process, often a commission, to ensure uniform interpretation among members and to resolve disputes.

Who voted for Canada’s new Prime Minister?

It’s out with the old, in with the new, atop the Canadian government. Mark Carney will become the new prime minister after winning the election with 86 percent of the vote.

States are stepping up to defend the Electoral College

Support for the Electoral College is surging in state legislatures across the country, with multiple states passing resolutions to defend our 238-year-old election system.

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The states are under attack but together we can save our republic.

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