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現在の選挙人制度の代わりに全国民投票を使用する州の利点と欠点は何か?

Politics
United States
April 17, 2026に開始

Virginia has become the latest state to sign onto the scam that is the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, the Democratic Party’s attempt to undercut our electoral system and rig the system in their favor. Gov. Abigail Spanberger (D-VA) signed into law Virginia’s commitment to this national popular vote promise, where states pledge to give […]

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CLAIM 投稿者: will Apr 17, 2026
全国民意投票州間協定は選挙の公正性について重要な問題を提起しています。多数派を代表することを目指していますが、全国の多様な地域の利益を真に均衡させているかどうかを検討する必要があります。
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The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact raises important questions about electoral fairness. While it aims to represent the majority, one must consider whether it truly balances the interests of diverse regions across the country.

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CLAIM 投稿者: will Apr 17, 2026
全国民意投票を採用することは、有権者がどこに住んでいるかに関わらず、すべての投票が平等に数えられることを保証することで、民主的プロセスを強化する可能性があります。これにより、市民の関与が増加し、選挙民の真の意思が反映される可能性があります。
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Adopting a national popular vote could enhance the democratic process by ensuring that every vote counts equally, regardless of where a voter lives. This could lead to greater civic engagement and reflect the true will of the electorate.

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