AZ HB2414

Arizona enters into the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, an agreement among states to elect the president based on the national popular vote rather than individual state electoral votes.

Each member state must conduct a statewide popular election for president and vice president, with the chief election official determining the national popular vote total across all participating states.

Member states shall appoint their presidential electors to the presidential slate that wins the national popular vote, rather than the slate winning votes within that state.

The compact takes effect when states collectively possessing a majority of electoral votes have enacted it in substantially the same form, with member states able to withdraw except during the six months before the end of a president's term.

The agreement terminates if the electoral college is abolished, and contains procedures for vote counting, certification, and communication among member states within specified timeframes.