To reiterate kybernetikos's point: if Crossroads can get more than 7,550 votes today for their $57M, they can get more than 7,550 votes tomorrow for the same $

To reiterate kybernetikos's point: if Crossroads can get more than 7,550 votes today for their $57M, they can get more than 7,550 votes tomorrow for the same $57M without skipping a beat, by pre-bribing the electorate to make 1 vote each. So this doesn't seem to change much from Crossroads' point of view.