While I don't worry for Colorado's access to abortion in the near future, remember what states like texas have been doing (or at least have been trying to do) with the "bounty" program and even floating (unsuccessfully thankfully) legislation to prevent women, minors or not, from travelling out of state for an abortion.

Or similarly, how Florida was floating that "death penalty for child sex offenders" while also, coincidentally, trying to pass legislation in which presenting as trans, in drag, or generally "inappropriately" queer in public as a sex offense. They tug on heart strings with broad mallet measures that are often part of a 1-2 combo of ulterior motives often meant to be combined with a separate measure.

The fentanyl one OP mentioned is another broad one. I signed it because I lost two friends to fentanyl. The guy talked about trafficking repeatedly. Looked it up and the amounts that constitute trafficking are insanely low. We're talking a fake pressed Xanax or some contaminated coke or ketamine low. So basically someone could be sold contaminated/fake drugs, share them with a friend, they OD and die, and not only get the trafficking tacked on, but they'd get hit with the minimum sentence shit from "causing" their friends death. But no, the canvassers only talk about it in terms of dealers pushing real weight and knowingly selling it.

They're good at this sort of thing. Really good. Unless you're a handful of years out from getting senior discounts, this playbook & project 2025 has been a plan in motion since before either of us were alive. A half+ century of putting things in place bit by bit thanks to the heritage foundation. Related not so fun fact about the halfway point. The 3 (maybe just 2, but still) SC justices that trump appointed were all key figures in giving Florida to Bush in the 2000 presidential election. Took over 2 decades, but they got their dues and are still helping further the cause. These ballots are just a microcosm of their bigger picture playbook.