Half of Presidential Campaign Is in Only 4 States

Half (77 of 153) of the presidential and vice-presidential campaign events between the nominating conventions and the first debate have been in just 4 states (Pennsylvania, Florida, North Carolina, and Ohio). 

A National Popular Vote movement is more than halfway to eliminating the winner-take-all system that allows presidents to be elected with less than the majority of votes, as happened in 2000.

Here are some videos explaining the bill:  

• National Popular Vote: What It is -- Why It's Needed
• Myths about Constitutionality
• Myths about Small States
• Myths about Big Cities
• Myths about Big States and Big Counties
• Myths about Fraud
• Myths about Post-Election Rule Changes
• Myths about Recounts
• Myths about Interstate Compacts and Congressional Consent
• Myths about Faithless Electors
• Myths about 15% Presidents
• Myths about Hurricanes
• Myths about Achilles' Heels
• Myths about Missing Vote Counts