The bill enacts the interstate compact for the national popular vote, allowing states to elect the president and vice president of the United States through a statewide popular election. It establishes that any state or the District of Columbia can join the agreement by enacting it, and outlines the process for determining the national popular vote total and designating the national popular vote winner. The bill also details the responsibilities of chief election officials in member states regarding the certification of presidential electors and the communication of vote counts.

Additionally, the bill amends existing Kansas statutes K.S.A. 2024 Supp. 25-802 and 25-804, specifically removing the term "vice-president" from the language regarding the duties of electors and clarifying the procedures for selecting presidential electors. It repeals the previous versions of these statutes and stipulates that the new provisions will take effect upon publication in the statute book. The compact will only take effect when states with a majority of electoral votes have enacted it in a similar form.

Statutes affected:
As introduced: 25-802, 25-804