Fwd: Being an advocate for National Popular Vote

[Timothy O'Brien]

How to tackle conversations around the Electoral College this week

Being a helpful advocate for National Popular Vote this week   We know that whatever happens over the next few days is bound to cause a lot of people to talk about the Electoral College and our current system of electing the President. This email is intended to be a quick reference guide for helping you navigate conversations with family, friends, and co-workers about the way we can elect the President by 2024.  As supporters of the National Popular Vote plan, we need all of you to help spread the word that: 1. Yes, we can have a national popular vote for President by 2024 and make 1 person, 1 vote a reality in Presidential elections.  2. No, abolishing the Electoral College isn't the only way to change the system.  3. Everyone's voice is needed in order to make National Popular Vote a reality by 2024, write your legislators in support of this bill at www.NationalPopularVote.com/Write  Remember - these top 3 arguments for a National Popular Vote:  1. Whoever gets the most votes should win.  2. Every vote should be equal.  3. Candidates should have to campaign in all 50 states.  Best resources to direct people to:   www.NationalPopularVote.com www.NationalPopularVote.com/Answering-Myths Action:  When talking to people about this issue always ask them to take action by writing their state legislators: www.NationalPopularVote.com/write  How to get involved:  www.NationalPopularVote.com/Volunteer  Direct people here to get plugged in with the effort in their state to change the way we elect the U.S. President, or help our effort nationwide!  Want a refresher?   Looking for a refresher on how the bill works, why we need it, or how to address the most common myths people throw out about the current electoral system?   Check out our events page as we have 6 live educational webinars happening over the next week!  Facebook Twitter Website YouTube

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