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5:26Now PlayingRon DeSantis proves Donald Trump's attack wrong with the announcement that DeSantis vows to veto the recently introduced bill to determine the presidential election by the popular vote majority of Florida residents, which has already been adopted by 17 states. John Iadarola and Brett Erlich break it down on The Damage Report. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!
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DeSantis Slams Democrat’s Presidential Bill, “Even If I’m Wrong”
"Democratic Florida State Representative Michael Gottlieb filed a bill this week, HB 33, that proposes that the State of Florida adopt an agreement to elect the president of the United States based on the National Popular Vote rather than the Electoral College.
If passed in Florida, the Sunshine State would become the 18th state in the nation to have adopted the agreement.
According to Florida’s Voice, the law would take effect once states holding a majority of electoral votes – 270 out of 538 – enact it. As of December 2024, an additional 61 votes are needed. (Florida’s 30 electoral votes would certainly help move the needle.)"
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