Earth to Idiots, There is NO Such Thing as a National Popular Vote in US Elections.

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The state of Nevada (and several other states) are working hard to completely silence the voice of their citizens in presidential elections. They want to change the election laws in their states to make it so their electoral votes automatically go to the candidate with the most votes from the national vote count. The first problem with this crap is, that means the votes cast for president in those states will be meaningless. They won't effect the outcome of the election in the least. So why would these state governments silence the voice of their people? The next problem is, there is no such thing as a national popular vote in the US. At no time are the votes tallied from each state and territory certified as a whole. In fact, we don't even have a national election to count them. The election results we see on Nov evening after the polls close are just projections based on exist polling. The actual count of the votes is made official after the state certifies their election. The House of Representatives then collects the vote counts. In December the Electoral College meets to cast the official ballots for each state. Under these new laws, there would be no way to certify the state elections because there wouldn't be an official count of all the ballots in the country. So they are saying that their Electors would be required to cast their EC votes according to an unofficial, uncertified number of votes that may or may not have anything to do with how the people of their state voted. There is no integrity in this new plan, there is less integrity in the criminals who are pushing for it to pass. They are tyrants counting on the utter ignorance of citizens who really don't give a crap about freedom or their right to vote.