National Popular Vote

The candidate who wins the most popular votes should be elected president.

It’s time to let Michigan voters decide whether we have a National Popular Vote for President. Voters of all parties believe the principle of one person, one vote should govern presidential elections and a National Popular Vote for president delivers on this promise. It guarantees the candidate with the most popular votes nationwide wins the presidency. Join our campaign to gather 340,047 voter signatures on a citizen-initiated petition. It’s time for voters, not politicians to move our country toward a National Popular Vote for President. For a one-page description of National Popular Vote click here.


What People are Saying

“Michigan should join 15 others states and D.C. and move this country to a national popular vote for president. Every person in Michigan who believes in the principle of one person, one vote should volunteer today.”
– Saul Anuzis, former chairman of the Michigan Republican Party

“The National Popular Vote ensures the candidate with the most votes in all 50 states is elected president and ensures that every voter in Michigan will be politically relevant in every presidential election moving forward. This is good for the voters, no matter their political party.”
– Mark Brewer, former chairman of the Michigan Democratic Party


Editorials and Op-Eds

Below are links to recent columns supporting a National Popular Vote for President. To request a column or editorial please contact media-inquiries@YesOnNationalPopularVote.com.

Detroit Free Press: Dem, GOP heavyweights launch ballot drive to decide presidency by popular vote

Detroit News: Opinion: A case for picking presidents with the national popular vote

Associated Press: Ballot Drive: Join Michigan With National Popular Vote Pact


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A majority of Michigan Republican State Senators and Democratic State Senators sponsored legislation in 2018 for a National Popular Vote for President. The legislature has failed to take action to move our country towards a national popular vote. It’s time for voters, not politicians, to decide.