Proposal to end winner take all in Pennsylvania 2012 election
The piece explains the electoral vote system and a plan by Governor Corbett to award one vote per congressional district, with two at large votes for state totals. It notes Obama would have won 11 of 21 in 2008 under that plan and cites about 10 states moving toward national popular vote aggregation to decide the presidency.
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Election angling sparks debate on Pennsylvania votes
Gov Tom Corbett is linked to a proposal to change how Pennsylvania's 20 electoral votes are allocated in next year's presidential election. The Associated Press notes the move could penalize voters based on registration and residence, prompting questions about fairness in counting the popular vote within the state.
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Pileggi Corbett Plan Seeks District Electoral Votes Change
Leader Dominic Pileggi and support from Corbett back a plan to award electoral votes by congressional district in Pennsylvania. The measure would replace winner take all with district totals plus two statewide votes, altering outcomes across a 18 district map after the 2010 census.
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National woes urge personal responsibility in politics
In a reflective editorial voice, the piece argues the nation faces recession and debt, urging individuals to lead by example. It contrasts three responses to crisis, advocates finding leaders beyond party lines, and emphasizes humility, dignity, and civic responsibility as paths to renewal.
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