Every Arizona Vote Should Count
The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact would guarantee the presidency to the candidate who wins the most votes nationwide — making every vote in every state matter.
⚠ Arizona has not yet joined — your voice can change that.
Electoral votes secured toward the 270 needed to activate the compact
What Is the Compact
A Constitutional Path to Fair Elections
The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact is an agreement among states to award all of their electoral votes to whichever presidential candidate wins the overall popular vote nationwide. It takes effect only when states totaling 270 or more electoral votes have joined — enough to guarantee the presidency.
No constitutional amendment required. No act of Congress. Just states choosing to make every vote count.
Why It Matters for Arizona
"Arizona voters haven't mattered in a presidential election since 1996."
Under the current winner-take-all system, presidential campaigns focus almost entirely on a handful of swing states. Arizona is largely ignored. The NPVIC changes that — every Arizona vote would directly influence the outcome of every presidential election.
0 of the last 6 presidential elections featured meaningful campaign activity in Arizona.
Take Action
Three Steps to Make Your Voice Heard
Learn
Understand how the compact works and why it matters for Arizona voters.
Share
Tell your friends, family, and neighbors. The more Arizonans who know, the louder our voice.
Contact
Email your state representative directly. It takes two minutes and makes a real difference.
Arizona Is One Vote Away From Mattering
Your state representative needs to hear from you. Contact them today and tell them to support the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact.