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Refer to the Newsela article "Should We Abolish the Electoral College?"


The author of the PRO argument states that the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact will correct the imbalance of voting power.


Which statement best explains how the author of the CON argument interprets the idea of National Popular Vote Interstate Compact?



It overturns what is written in the Constitution about adding amendments.


It could force states to support candidates that their own citizens did not choose.


It will make the popular vote less powerful than the Electoral College vote.


It goes against the basic idea of a representative government.

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michell96

In this article, the CON argument author states a national popular vote interstate compact would force states to support candidates citizens did not choose.

What does the CON author believe?

According to this author, the electoral college is necessary because it represents the states' power, which in the United States should prevail over the people's power.

What does this author think about a national vote interstate compact?

This author considers it is not a good idea because it does not protect states, especially small states and could force states to support a candidate they did not choose just because this candidate got the majority of the votes.

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