Signature setback for ballot proposal to split California into six states

Plan to collect 1.3 million signatures to elect officials on July 15. In support of a long-shot measure that would divide California into desired states. Great effort under the leadership of U.S. President Tim Draper to qualify for the November 2016 elections. A minimum of 807,615 signatures are require. If each signature is majority, that means almost all of the most popular states, 30 Californians, are ready to vote on the issue in all four years – or at least in two years. The propose creation of Jefferson, Northern California, Silicon Valley, Central California, Western California and Southern California states would be establish along the county lines.

Supporters of splitting California into six states say they have enough signatures to keep their passage on the ballot in 2016.

Man behind the split California into six states

The man behind the “six California” plan is big-name venture capitalist Tim Draper. Who is known for investing in companies like Hotmail and Skype. Where did Time come from with the idea, how did he decide on the state, and what are his novels? There are no political issues of any political significance in the effort. This initiative will achieve the victorious goal of getting the functions of California distribute proportionately. On the basis of population, abolishing all tax collection and expenditure by California state, and with the possibility of implementing universal economic policy for that state. 

Signature setback for ballot proposal

The proposal backed by a California billionaire to turn the country’s most populous state into a teen state is a quick-shot or cutting edge, but it has a good chance of finding its way out. In the face of the November vote. With Congress’s moderate voter approval, anyone who would have support from the state and would have to increase the number of US senators. From four to four would be guarantee to be much taller. As it is, states with a population of more than 39.5 million people are more likely to find it than Wyoming, a state with less than 600,000, according to the survey.

Proposal to split California into six states

If California were divide among the highest population density states. As the bill suggests, Californians would be the 4th, 5th or 8th large state to live in. And like places like Pennsylvania, it will be mark on green paper as per the 2010 apportionment code. Where inequality is really at play – and you know it’s here – the President is in the election. Which we all know is determine by the state elections and by the voting of the people of the state. Every state has a capital. But there are elections equal to the total number of candidates.

A powerful number which has been a huge block for the democratic candidates. The consolidation of the ten changes which will surely make many democratic people. As the ideas of these four senators will make the rest of the states nervous.