Bill > H3240

This bill adopts "The Agreement Among the States to Elect the President by National Popular Vote," which would require South Carolina to determine the winner of its presidential electors based on the national popular vote, rather than the state's own popular vote. The bill also repeals existing provisions related to the state's current system of appointing presidential electors. The agreement would take effect once states with a majority of electoral votes have adopted it, and a member state could withdraw, except within six months of a presidential term. The bill provides definitions for key terms like "chief election official" and "presidential slate."