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Electoral College on the chopping block: Democrats now have the power to end it. Will they?

What happened

On 2026-11-09 the article reported that Democrats flipped state legislatures and governorships in five key states, including the fictional Blexas, Bliowa, and Blansas, after the recent midterm elections. This shift gives Democrats the legislative power needed to pursue a constitutional amendment or other mechanisms to eliminate the Electoral College.

Why it matters

Ending the Electoral College would fundamentally alter how presidential candidates campaign, shifting focus from swing states to a nationwide popular vote, which could advantage parties with broader urban support. It also creates a major regulatory and legal overhaul that will affect election infrastructure providers and political risk assessments across multiple industries.

Your next move — for a otherStay informed about the legislative developments in the five key states, as they will set the agenda for any national amendment process. Prepare contingency plans for any business activities that depend on state‑specific election outcomes, since a shift to a popular vote could change market dynamics.
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