If the Following Argument Is an Instance of One of the "Famous

Short Answer

If the following argument is an instance of one of the "famous" argument forms, name the form and indicate whether the form is valid or invalid; if the argument is NOT an instance of one of the "famous" forms, simply write "unnamed form."
If states should run efficiently, then they should decrease the number of propositions on ballots. If states should promote direct democracy, then they should increase the number of propositions on ballots. Either states should not decrease the number of propositions on ballots or states should not increase the number of propositions on ballots. So, either states should not run efficiently or states should not promote direct democracy.