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Sure they can. That's not a popular vote for President though, so it's irrelevant to the thread
If the number of states that pass such a law reaches the 270 electoral mark then it most certainly would be. They only need a combination of states with 105 more to enact that.
It would do so without the need for a Constitutional Amendment.
The Constitution enables the states to decide how they choose their electors.
EV isn't PV, what is wrong with you?
If enough states legally bind their EV's to the nation wide PV then the winner will be based on the PV total of all 50 states(and D.C). They have states with 165 EV's now and need only 105 more.
No, it's still EV where States decided the criteria for their EV votes, it is not PV. PV is citizens voting directly for President.
EV is States voting for POTUS
PV is citizens voting for POTUS
You are still clearly in an EV system which is not the topic of the thread. States can do what you say, sure. But it's not PV
It will accomplish the same thing as an amendment without having to worry about 1, 2, or 3 of you list. Makes them a moot point. It would base the EV on the Nationwide PV.
Yes, it would largely do that. Not exactly since proportionality wouldn't be exact. It's irrelevant to the thread and I keep agreeing with you that they could do that though so I still don't know what you're arguing. Also, to require the States to do it, you'd need a Constitutional amendment