Election Reform

National Popular Vote

National Popular Vote bill is a state-level bill that would guarantee the Presidency to the candidate who receives the most popular votes in the entire United States. We should push for Virginia to join with the 11 other states that have already passed it.

It would take about 10 more states (about 21 states total, depending on which states) to reach 270 Electoral College votes and therefore make the presidential elections more democratic and representative of all the people.

How it stands in Virginia

In January 14, 2009, Senator Senator Yvonne B. Miller introduced the National Popular Vote bill into the Virginia Senate for the 2009 session (SB 824). More info

Learn more

National Popular Vote website

Facebook page for National Popular Vote

Overturning Citizens United

How to Reverse Citizens United, The Atlantic, April 2016

Campaign finance reform