> automatic sunset period That's attacking the symptom rather than the cause. The deeper issue is that the legislature is not responsive to the people who don'

> automatic sunset period That's attacking the symptom rather than the cause. The deeper issue is that the legislature is not responsive to the people who don't actually want X anymore. Instead, how about: 1. Replace plurality votes and single-primaries with some form of ranked-choice voting. This reduces the spoiler effect and makes it easier for people to organize around their real priorities. 2. Remove the hard-cap on the House of Representatives, peg it to a number of constituents, and let them meet and vote virtually. 3. Instead of a single "winner takes all" for one region (much smaller regions, if the House is uncapped) allow multiple proportional winners for a moderate region. 4. It's not possible to amend how the Senate seats are per-state, but we can at least make it easier for large States to fission if they decide those rules are screwing over their residents. (Subject to conditions conditions I won't bore you with here. Yet.)