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California initiative proposed to divvy up electoral votes

Republican activists in California are proposing a ballot initiative that would end the winner-take-all apportionment of the state's huge cache of Electoral College votes, a change that could dramatically affect the 2008 presidential elections.

California is, after all, the mother lode of American presidential politics, with 55 electoral votes, about one-fifth the number needed to win the presidency.

And if the Republicans are successful with their "Presidential Election Reform Act" ballot initiative, as it has been christened by its originators, they could peel off enough electoral votes in California to eliminate the advantage Democrats have long had in the Golden State.

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