So let's think about this:
In 2016, Nevada went to Hillary Clinton by 539,260 votes to 512,058. In other words, from a pure popular vote standpoint, only 27,202 votes mattered in Nevada. (Not counting the 74,000 votes that went to Gary Johnson and random write-in votes.)That makes up about .9 percent of the vote differential in the national popular vote. Just the DIFFERENTIAL. Every single person in Nevada could stay home and not vote in 2020 and no one would notice.
They get 6 electoral votes out of a possible 531, which is 1.1 percent of the total. However it's 2.2 percent of the necessary 270 votes to win an election. Basically, them gifting their six electoral votes to this movement is the only sense in which Nevada is even remotely relevant to a presidential election, because at least now they KNOW that their electoral votes are going toward a specific outcome, namely to crown the winner of the popular vote.
So... bravo Nevada. You are now slightly less irrelevant to the process. Your best path to usefulness is to farm out your votes, then head over to Red Rock and put some money down on the outcome. Never mind that you've just given an object lesson in why we HAVE an electoral college to begin with...