interstate agreement; national popular vote

Summary

The bill amends Arizona’s election statutes to let the state’s presidential electors be chosen based on the outcome of a national popular‑vote agreement among participating states. It sets procedures for counting votes, designating the national winner, and replacing any elector who refuses to follow the rule. If enacted, Arizona would allocate its electoral votes to the candidate who receives the most votes nationwide.

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