California is trying to get states to adopt the popular vote which would allow LA to cancel out the votes of several states

Washington Free Beacon:
California Democrats have been cutting six-figure checks to promote the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact (NPV) in Colorado ahead of a referendum vote in the state next November.

The NPV would change how the Electoral College operates without amending the Constitution. It pledges a state's Electoral College votes to the candidate receiving the most votes nationwide in a presidential election.

The Colorado political committee Yes on National Popular Vote has collected just under $750,000 since its creation in late July. Over 98 percent of that money is from California donors, most of which is courtesy of a $500,000 donation from Stephen Silberstein, a board member of the National Popular Vote nonprofit that has driven the movement for more than a decade. Craig Barratt, a technology executive and longtime Democratic donor, gave $100,000. John Koza, chair of the National Popular Vote, contributed an additional $55,000.
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I think it is an unconstitutional effort to allow liberal weirdos in Los Angelos to cancel the votes of small states.  It is clearly unconstitutional.  The constitution would never have been ratified without the electoral college to keep New York and Philadelphia votes from deciding who would be President at the time of ratification.

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