In the extremely unlikely event Warren is elected, it's even less likely she will be able to institute a popular vote for President.
It would require a Constitutional Amendment to eliminate the Electoral College. That means that 3/4ths of states must ratify the Amendment: 38 states.
Put another way: if 13 states refuse to ratify the Amendment, it won't happen. Can you come up with a list of 13 states that would be very unlikely to do so?
A hint: 29 state legislatures are currently controlled by Republicans. 2 more are split.
In the extremely unlikely event Warren is elected, it's even less likely she will be able to institute a popular vote for President.
It would require a Constitutional Amendment to eliminate the Electoral College. That means that 3/4ths of states must ratify the Amendment: 38 states.
Put another way: if 13 states refuse to ratify the Amendment, it won't happen. Can you come up with a list of 13 states that would be very unlikely to do so?
A hint: 29 state legislatures are currently controlled by Republicans. 2 more are split.
This is only if they are acting under the law, which they have increasingly shown that they don't believe in.