Will They Do It?

No

Next question, please

Damn, not only the requisite number of states, but also the Congress majority to permit the compact as mandated by the Constitution

Will they do it? Depends on how hard we pressure them. We can't let a blue wave leave us complacent. We haven't won shit yet.

It's popular so no

No.

If they listen to the new batch of senators and house members. But they love the money and corpo dems get rich wither it’s the gop or Dems in charge and it’s for that very reason the perfer republican over progressive Dems. Who cares if we have concentration camps filled with children as long as they get there blood money.

It's something they can use to conveniently blame when they lose instead of themselves so probably not.

Remember, if the headline asks a question, the answer is no.

No course they aren’t

Hear that ratchet sound?

They won't

It depends on what their donors want.

I think the question comes down to who are the states not on board that can now come on board and would it benefit them?

And unfortunately, the states that could sign on that now have trifectas according to the article are all benefitting from the current system: Nevada, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan. Since they are swing states.

And several of them have presidential hopefuls that I am sure are trying to fundraise on the fact they can deliver those states. 2 of which are governors. So I think this is all a long way of getting to what the OP said...

TLDR: Most likely no, they will not sign on.

They should absolutely try, but let's be clear - it would not work.

The moment they do it, it will trigger legal challenges from the red states, which will eventually be appealed to the Supreme Court, which, given its current conservative composition, would rule some bullshit like "The constitution intends for smaller states to have greater representation and this is an illegal end-run around that", and then the compact is dead forever.

You only get one chance to get a ruling on its constitutionality, and you want to pull the trigger when your odds are best.

Spoiler: No.

It's absolutely wild how you keep throwing that shit out there with absolutely no logic and counter to everything that's happens since neoliberals got the boot from running the DNC.

It's like if AOC gets elected in 2028, and you tried to convince people that since she's a president now, she'll be the same as trump. Because he was also president.

Completely nonsensical and absent of logic, but you just keep repeating it over and over...

If the NPVIC want to be taken seriously, they need to ignore Democrat majority states, and exclusively lobby the safe conservative states. As long it's marketed as the Never Elect Another Republican Interstate Compact, and sold exclusively to states who think that's a good idea, it paradoxically can only be used to do the exact opposite and elect a Republican who otherwise would have lost. Until the movement gets significant bipartisan support, I see fundamentally four cases:

1. The compact does nothing because the majority threshold isn't reached.
2. The compact does nothing because the Democrat wins all the compact states and the national popular vote and the electoral vote is unchanged.
3. The Democrat candidate wins an electoral majority from the compact states, but loses the popular vote. All the compact states vote for the Republican as the compact requires.
4. Same as 3, but the compact states allege voting irregularities in Idaho and unanimously agree to not count those votes so that the compact states can vote Democrat like they would have done without the compact.

Why would smaller states, democrat or not, vote for this? It makes no sense for them.

Yeah. They won't, though.

Narrator: They did not.

Yes. Do that.

iirc congress has to approve, too. and by extension that would also include the president's signature on the bill that authorizes a multi-state compact.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Article_One_of_the_United_States_Constitution#Clause_3:_Compact_Clause