Yahoo News Article RatingTrump Supports An Effort To Deny Biden A Critical Electoral Vote
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10% Center
- Reliability
75% ReliableGood
- Policy Leaning
10% Center
- Politician Portrayal
2% Positive
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61% : In the GOP primary, Trump's campaign looked for opportunities to warp the rules in their favor, pushing for changes in Nevada that benefited Trump with his base and disadvantaged his biggest rival at the time, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.56% : Trump on Tuesday recognized Pillen for endorsing a winner-take-all system for ruby-red Nebraska.
40% : Democrats could, theoretically, combat the loss of an electoral vote in Nebraska by seeking to change the rules in Maine, where the inverse happened four years ago -- Biden carried Maine, but Trump won a single congressional district.
37% : And Trump seemingly took notice.
37% : It's what the Founders intended, and it's right for Nebraska," Trump wrote on Truth Social Tuesday.
36% : Former President Donald Trump and GOP Gov. Jim Pillen have endorsed an effort to change how Nebraska awards its Electoral College votes in a way that would benefit Trump in November -- although Democrats in the state aren't especially worried the measure would actually come to pass for this year's election.
28% : A Democrat in Nebraska's legislature sought to tamp down fears about any eleventh-hour changes to help Trump: "Reporting live from the trenches -- don't worry, we aren't getting rid of our unique electoral system in Nebraska.
18% : Pillen's statement came just hours after conservative activist Charlie Kirk made the case on X that even if Trump manages to flip Arizona, Georgia and Nevada in the fall, he would still lose to Biden by one Electoral College vote.
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