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Democrats plot their course on national popular vote | News.gg

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Published Yesterday · Politico US · Updated 15 minutes ago

Republicans, reeling from an election drubbing, will choose their leadership in Congress

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Democrats have won unified control of enough swing states — Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Michigan — to sidestep the Electoral College.
Will they back the effort?

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Democrats plot their course on national popular vote

Democrats have won unified control of enough swing states — Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Michigan — to sidestep the Electoral College. Will they back the effort?

By By Aaron Pellish and Lisa Kashinsky · Nov 10, 2026, 3:00 PM UTC

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Democrats plot their course on national popular vote
Democrats have won unified control of enough swing states — Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Michigan — to sidestep the Electoral College. Will they back the effort?
Yesterday · politico.com · You are reading this one

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Total News Sources: 76
Leaning Left: 120
Leaning Right: 64
Center: 51
Last Updated: 15 minutes ago
Bias Distribution: 51% Left

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• 51% of the sources are Left

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C 22%

R 27%

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