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Enacting the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact will ensure that the candidate with the most votes in the entire nation is always the President. North Carolina should join.

The League of Women Voters of North Carolina urges members, supporters and the public to sign the LWVNC "One Person, One Vote Petition" to move the country one step closer to adopting the National Popular Vote as a means to elect the president. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

Enacting the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact will ensure that we never again have a second place President. North Carolina should join.

We have been busy and we would love to have you join our league to make 2026 even better; you can start here. www.lwvab.org

Enacting the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact is the first step to an election of our president by popular vote. North Carolina should join.

Battleground State campaigning means that 80% of the population has their votes taken for granted. Candidates focus only the people and issues in a handful of states. We need to have a popular vote for President. The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact is the quickest way to get there.

We cannot wait for a Constitutional Amendment to abolish the Electoral College. We need to National Popular Vote Interstate Compact to ensure a popular vote winner in every election and a peaceful transfer of power. North Carolina should join.

States have the plenary authority to choose electors. We need a few more states to change their current laws to the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact so that we can have a popular vote for our one national office – President of the United States. North Carolina should join.

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Virginia just joined the National Popular Vote compact. So can we here in NC. So can you where you live (if you haven't already). Let's do this!!

Ours is the only country where a popular vote loser can become President. It has happened five times – twice in 16 years. We need the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact to fix this.

Letter to the Editor Asheville Citizen Times; April 22, 2026 enewspaper.citizen-times.com?token=542c9e...

The League of Women Voters of North Carolina urges members, supporters and the public to sign the LWVNC "One Person, One Vote Petition" to move the country one step closer to adopting the National Popular Vote as a means to elect the president. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

65% of our neighbors agree - we need a national popular vote!

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The League of Women Voters of North Carolina urges members, supporters and the public to sign the LWVNC "One Person, One Vote Petition" to move the country one step closer to adopting the National Popular Vote as a means to elect the president. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

Here is an easy way to let your state legislator know that you think it is important to pass the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact. www.nationalpopularvote.com/write

Big cities do not contain an overwhelming portion of our population. 100 biggest cities are 20% of the population It is mathematically impossible for cities to control the outcome under the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact. North Carolina should join.

LWVNC urges members, supporters and the public to sign the LWVNC "One Person, One Vote Petition" to move the country one step closer to adopting the National Popular Vote as a means to elect the president. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

Compared to the rest of the country, voter turnout in Presidential election years in the battleground states was 10% or more higher The National Popular Vote should raise the voter turnout in the spectator states, increasing both the number of people voting for President and for down ballot races.

An argument for keeping our current use of the Electoral College is that it provides a strong sense of state identity when we are voting President of the UNITED States of America. This defies logic. We vote for President as Americans not North Carolinians. The National Popular Vote recognizes this.

A second place President is not an April Fools joke; it has happened 5 times in our Nation’s history. The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact will make sure that can never happen again. North Carolina should join!

It is believed that Harriet Tubman was born in March of 1822; the exact date is not known. She made numerous trips guiding dozens of enslaved people to freedom as a conductor on the Underground Railroad and was active in the women’s suffrage movement. She died March 10, 1913.

We should not elect the President of the Battleground States. We should elect the President of the United States. The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact will do that! North Carolina should join.

The congressional district method is used for Electoral College vote allocation by Maine & Nebraska. Because of gerrymandering this does not accurately reflect the nationwide popular vote. Only the National Popular Vote will ensure that all the votes in all the states determine the winner.

The League of Women Voters of North Carolina urges members, supporters and the public to sign the LWVNC "One Person, One Vote Petition" to move the country one step closer to adopting the National Popular Vote as a means to elect the president. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

A monument honoring women's contributions to Ohio history moved a step closer to reality on March 25 as state leaders, supporters and artists gathered at the Ohio Statehouse for a ceremonial groundbreaking. by Amani Bayo www.dispatch.com/story/news/l...

The League of Women Voters of North Carolina urges members, supporters and the public to sign the LWVNC "One Person, One Vote Petition" to move the country one step closer to adopting the National Popular Vote as a means to elect the president. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

Dorothy Constance Stratton was born March 19, 1899. As Dean of Women at Purdue she created a liberal science curriculum beyond home economics and established a women’s employment center. In 1942 she was appointed the Director of the newly created US Coast Guard Women’s reserve.

LWV works to raise voter participation in every election. Statistics clearly show that voter turnout is lower in spectator states than battleground states in Presidential elections. Every vote in every state should count in every election and the National Popular Vote Bill will make that a reality.

In a race we expect the fastest runner to be the winner. We should elect our presidents the same way – add up all the votes, every vote equal, most votes win. Who can argue against that. The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact will make it happen. North Carolina should join.

Lynda Bird Johnson Robb was born March 19, 1944, eldest daughter of Lyndon (36th President) & Lady Bird Johnson. In 1968 she was a founding member of Reading is Fundamental and chair of the Board for five years. As First Lady of Virginia she launched the Virginia Women’s Cultural History Project.

The League of Women Voters of North Carolina urges members, supporters and the public to sign the LWVNC "One Person, One Vote Petition" to move the country one step closer to adopting the National Popular Vote as a means to elect the president. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

The Senate has officially started debate on the SAVE America Act. This morning, I joined @padilla.senate.gov to discuss this piece of legislation. Watch now: https://bit.ly/4sd8B3d Make no mistake: the SAVE Act is one of the most brazen attacks on voting rights in the League’s 106-year history.

Alice Greenough Orr was born March 17, 1902 near Red Lodge, Montana. She early showed an aptitude for riding bucking horses. In 1929 Greenough Orr joined Jack King’s Wild West Show. In her career she performed in 46 states, Australia, & Europe; she also did stunt riding for movies & television.

We cannot wait for a Constitutional Amendment to abolish the Electoral College. We need to National Popular Vote Interstate Compact to ensure a popular vote winner in every election and a peaceful transfer of power.

Julia G. Ray, a pioneering Black business owner and civic leader left an indelible mark on her beloved Asheville. With her husband, Jesse, she owned Ray Funeral & Cremation Service and became the first Black person on the boards of the YWCA in Asheville, UNC Asheville, and Mission Hospital.

Julia Wolfe took her son Tom to see Woodrow Wilson inaugurated March 1913 & arrived the day before. "Suffragettes were forming to make their parade and they had a stack of banners. I said "Tom run across there and get me one of those banners. I think I’ll march with ‘em. I believe they’re right.’”

If no candidate receives an absolute majority of the electoral votes (at least 270), the U.S. House of Representatives chooses the President on a one-state-one-vote basis. The District of Columbia has no vote in this process. We need the National Popular Vote as a first step to fixing this.

Those who underestimate women’s civic power will discover, as history has shown time and time again, democracy’s most resilient defenders are often the ones who have had to fight hardest to claim their place within it. Dig deeper with me on this very topic: https://bit.ly/4ukdI33

Lupe Anguiano was born on March 12, 1929 to a migrant family that worked in Colorado & California. She collaborated with Cesar Chavez, leading a grape boycott in Michigan and was an organizer for United Farm Workers. Anguiano is a founding member of the National Women’s Political Caucus.

The League of Women Voters of North Carolina urges members, supporters and the public to sign the LWVNC "One Person, One Vote Petition" to move the country one step closer to adopting the National Popular Vote as a means to elect the president. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

Priscilla Ndiaye Robinson is a community historian/preservationist whose work is recognized for contributions to historic preservation/community memory. She documented impacts of urban renewal on African American communities in Ashevlle leading to the film "Urban Renewal Impact: The Movie."

States have changed how they change their electors over time. When Massachusetts passed the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact in 2010 it was the 12th time it had changed how its instructions. It is time for North Carolina to make a change and join.

Louise Pearce was born March 5, 1885. An MD, her entire career was at the Rockefeller Institute; she was the first woman to have a research position there but was never promoted to be a full member. Her research led to a treatment for sleeping sickness (a parasitic disease) in Africa.