State UpdatesColorado Voters voted YES on the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact scheme on November 3rd, 2020.
COLORADO's 9 Electoral Votes for President will now be controlled by people who live OUTSIDE of Colorado, once people who are NOT from Colorado activate their multi-State Contract. One group, "Yes On The Popular Vote", spent $4.5 Million between July and November on staff and advertising. The majority of that money came from wealthy individuals in California. AS A STATE, Colorado's influence in Presidential elections will be diminished if the dangerous NPVIC is ever activated. It will activate once they reach their self-defined threshold of 270 Electoral Votes worth of States signed on to it. |
PASSED. Voters voted 'Yes' in November 2021 to JOIN the NPVIC scheme.
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Electoral Votes to be Decided by People NOT from
Colorado * 10 * Once the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact is activated. House of Representatives - Democrat Senate - Democrat Governor - Democrat * Once the dangerous National Popular Vote scheme is activated. |
In the News ...
COLORADO, 11-04-2020 - Colorado WILL join the National Popular Vote Compact as voters approve Proposition 113. By Megan Verlee, Colorado Public Radio
DENVER, 11-04-2020 - Now that Prop 113 has passed, Colorado waits for other States to join the NPVIC. By John Aguilar, Denver Post
GREELEY, 11-01-2020 - Ken Buck: Vote ‘No’ on Proposition 113 and protect Colorado’s voice.
Ken Buck, Greeley Tribune
GRAND JUNCTION, 10-26-2020 - Last-chance observations on ballot. NPVIC Compact is a bad idea. By Rick Wagner, The Daily Sentinel
DENVER, 11-04-2020 - Now that Prop 113 has passed, Colorado waits for other States to join the NPVIC. By John Aguilar, Denver Post
GREELEY, 11-01-2020 - Ken Buck: Vote ‘No’ on Proposition 113 and protect Colorado’s voice.
Ken Buck, Greeley Tribune
GRAND JUNCTION, 10-26-2020 - Last-chance observations on ballot. NPVIC Compact is a bad idea. By Rick Wagner, The Daily Sentinel