Maine’s Democratic House, Majority Leader Maureen, has revealed the Democrat Party may have missed an opportunity to change the state’s Electoral College allocation to ” a winner-take-all format.”
Currently, Maine gives a portion of its delegates to presidential candidates based on each congressional district they win.
This means Kamala’s chances of getting all four delegates in Maine are in Jeopardy.
Under the same format, President Trump gained one delegate in the 2020 election, and Biden garnered three.
The only other state that splits the delegates is Nebraska.
Now that the Maine deadline has passed, Republican lawmakers in Nebraska are attempting to change their hybrid system to a winner-take-all system that will guarantee Trump an extra delegate.
In 2020, Trump won four of Nebrask’s delegates, and Biden, who won the district of Omaha, was awarded one.
Now that Nebraska is looking to change to a winner-take-all format and Maine cannot counter Nebraska’s move, Trump could snag +2 delegates in a highly contentious presidential race.
If Nebraska Rs switch the state to winner-take-all, and it’s too late for Maine to do the same, the impact could be enormous.
Namely, WI-MI-PA would no longer be enough to get Harris to 270.
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