Pivotal Nebraska state senator deals Trump serious setback, saying he won’t support change to state election law
A pressure campaign from Donald Trump and Republican allies to change Nebraska election law was dealt a significant setback on Monday as a pivotal Omaha state senator said he would not support a last-ditch effort to overturn a 30-year law that awards electoral votes by congressional district rather than statewide winner-take-all.
State Sen. Mike McDonnell announced he won't back the GOP push to change how Nebraska awards its Electoral College votes to ...
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Why Maine and Nebraska are feuding over the electoral collegeFor months, Nebraska and Maine have engaged in a standoff over possible changes to their electoral college votes, but a ...
Nebraska and Maine are the only states that split their electoral votes by congressional district, and both have done so in ...
Nebraska Republicans last week resurrected a push to give the state a winner-take-all system of allocating its five electoral votes, a move that could give Donald Trump one more vote in a tight ...
Now, we don’t know whether Nebraska Republicans will be able to come up with the votes. We’ll come back to that. But if you remember when this came up earlier in the year, Maine (the other state ...
But changes at the last minute present challenges for voters and for election administrators, not to mention campaigns that ...
Maine is the other exception. GOP members of Congress from Nebraska called on their state on Wednesday to switch to a ...
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