“It’s also a mass disenfranchisement of voters in a particular state.”
Voting for electors is not required. State Legislatures have complete authority over how electors are chosen. Voting by citizens of the states is optional.
“... Voting for electors is not required.
State Legislatures have complete authority over how electors are chosen ...”
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You are correct, sir,
and that may provide for a counter measure to the “National Popular Vote” foolishness.
Supposing that the legislatures from several States
(Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, and others...)
were to decide to create a compact of their own,
wherein the legislatures would directly appoint their presidential electors
(as is within their authority under the Constitution),
then no national popular vote tally would exist for the NPV states to relate to.