Arizona SB1300 amends state law to adopt an interstate agreement for electing the president by national popular vote.
Arizona SB1300 amends state law to adopt an interstate agreement for electing the president by national popular vote. When the agreement governs, Arizona's presidential electors will be appointed based on the national popular vote. The agreement takes effect when states with a majority of electoral votes enact it. Each state's chief election official must certify the appointment of the elector slate associated with the national popular vote winner. The agreement terminates if the electoral college is abolished.
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