Justus Knight – RR News Update! November 6th, 2026
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Electoral College, National Popular Vote, 2028 Election
🚨 THE TROJAN HORSE HAS ARRIVED! While everyone watches Trump prepare to battle a Democratic Congress, something potentially far more consequential is unfolding in America’s state legislatures.
A plan that’s been advancing since 2006 is now just 48 electoral votes away from activation. It’s already law in 18 states and Washington, D.C., and the 2026 midterms have opened a path for five additional states to join.
The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact could fundamentally change how America selects its president before 2028. And here’s the extraordinary part: Donald Trump cannot veto legislation passed by individual states.
But there’s a constitutional catch. Could the Supreme Court stop the compact? Would Congress have to approve it? And who will make the next move?
Justus Knight investigates the legislation, the constitutional battle, the states involved, and the political consequences.
222 electoral votes committed. 48 more needed. One major constitutional showdown ahead.
#electoralcollege, #trump, #NationalPopularVote, #2028elections, #constitution, #breakingnews, #JustusKnight
Sources and documentation provided below.
🚨OMG! ELECTORAL EXECUTION PROPOSED?! TRUMP Just Got TROJAN HORSED and HE CAN’T VETO IT?!
Challenge Question
🚨 222 ELECTORAL VOTES ALREADY COMMITTED. ONLY 48 MORE NEEDED.
Under the National Popular Vote Compact, your state’s electoral votes could go to a presidential candidate who LOST your state but WON the national popular vote.
Would you support that change?
👍 YES — The national popular vote should decide the presidency.
👎 NO — States should retain their existing electoral-vote rules.
Tell me WHY below.
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SOURCES & REFERENCES
- SOURCES & REFERENCES
- The Gateway Pundit — November 5, 2026
The Left Is Already Claiming That Democrats Have Enough Control to Get Rid of the Electoral College
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/11/left-is-already-claiming-that-democrats-have-enough/ - Axios — November 4, 2026
Democrats Could Activate National Popular Vote Compact Before 2028
https://www.axios.com/2026/11/04/democrats-electoral-college-popular-vote-2028 - Townhall — November 5, 2026
Democrats Are About to Throw Out the Electoral College Without Touching the Constitution
https://townhall.com/columnists/larryoconnor/2026/11/05/democrats-are-about-to-throw-out-the-electoral-college-without-touching-the-constitution-n2685994 - National Conference of State Legislatures
National Popular Vote Interstate Compact — Official State Participation and Electoral Vote Totals (222 Committed, 48 Additional Required)
https://www.ncsl.org/elections-and-campaigns/national-popular-vote - National Popular Vote — Official Legislation
Complete Text of the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, Including Its 270-Electoral-Vote Activation Requirement
https://www.nationalpopularvote.com/bill-text - Congressional Research Service
The National Popular Vote Initiative — Constitutional and Legal Analysis
https://www.congress.gov/crs_external_products/R/PDF/R43823/R43823.3.pdf - United States Congress — Constitution Annotated
U.S. Constitution: Article I, Section 10 (Compact Clause) and Article II, Section 1 (Presidential Electors)
https://constitution.congress.gov/
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