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A ballot measure was put forth to undo Colorado's National Popular Vote compact law. If you're not familiar with it. It was a law passed last session in Colorado's legislature which gives the states electoral votes to the presidential candidate who wins the national popular vote.
Folks will of course argue that it takes the electoral power away from Colorado citizens. One article said:
"The National Popular Vote would take away the individuality of states and lead us to sort of a mob rule, other-states-governing-smaller-states type election."
So far 15 states, including Washington D.C. have passed the same laws agreeing to pool their votes for the national popular vote winner, regardless if the candidate won the state.
What does everyone else think? I like it. I say that any law that takes away the power from the Electoral College should be passed.