Colorado passes Amendment A and officially, finally, in 2018, once-and-for-all, bans slavery in this state.
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There was no organized opposition to Amendment A, no outside money spent to beat it. Just good old grassroots support for keeping slavery legal.https://twitter.com/mekajfire/status/1060028617328025600 …
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Come on, you can’t possibly believe that 1/3 of Colorado residents think slavery should be legal. Think about a more plausible explanation for 60 seconds.https://twitter.com/zackkanter/status/1060029422869172224?s=21 …
No, no, no. 
1/3 of voters distrust politics so much that they assume a clearly-worded ballot measure to ban slavery must have some nefarious hidden gotcha underneath it, and they vote against it out of fear of getting screwed. https://twitter.com/swiftonsecurity/status/1060023997038034944 …
1/3 of voters distrust politics so much that they assume a clearly-worded ballot measure to ban slavery must have some nefarious hidden gotcha underneath it, and they vote against it out of fear of getting screwed. https://twitter.com/swiftonsecurity/status/1060023997038034944 …-
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That was sarcastic. I don’t believe a third of Colorado supports slavery. I do know a third of Colorado just voted to keep it legal.
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I hope you're right. The strongest opposition argument wasn't compelling and there was no obvious organizing against it (https://twitter.com/mekajfire/status/1060028617328025600 …). If the electorate were directly asked "should slavery be illegal?" I'd hope/expect more of the electorate would say yes than 2/3.
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