No.
Although Colorado joined the National Popular Vote Compact, the pact has not taken effect because not enough states have signed on to make it legally binding. That would happen only if the pact garners enough states to add up to 270 electoral votes or more. So far, 17 states and the District of Columbia have joined, representing 209 votes.
If the pact takes effect, Colorado must give its electoral votes to the winner of the national popular vote instead of the winner of the statewide popular vote.
In Colorado, the bill to join the pact was signed into law in 2019. Following a backlash, the issue appeared on the ballot in 2020 as Proposition 113 and passed with 52% of voters agreeing to stay in.
Only four U.S. presidents have won the electoral vote while losing the popular vote. The compact was first introduced in 2006.
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