Voting is good for all, or it is good for none. Compare the Reddest states where voting is suppressed, with the Bluest states where One Human One Vote is supported, on the rights of women and children, education, jobs, the economy, racism, bigotry, nativism, “Christian” Nationalism, and outright Fascism.
We have a remedy, the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, but it has been a hard slog trying to put it into effect. Still, we are well ahead of the usual schedule. The NPVIC was introduced in 2007, only 16 years ago, and it has reached 76% of the goal of covering states with 270 electoral votes, enough to decide all future Presidential elections.
Good News Thursday: The Fifty-Year Rule in Politics
