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4. I lived in California in the 90s when each election cycle - primary and general - would have about

Reply to Ocelot II (Reply #2)

Wed Nov 3, 2021, 04:11 PM

Nov 2021

20 ballot measures.

They had to be succinct and covering one topic. Voters always are getting their guides. They list all the candidates for that specific voter and the candidates are allowed to post a 200 word summary of why they should get the vote. I think that they have to pay for that.

And all the ballot measures are listed with pro and con commentaries signed by the contributions.

Before anyone in Minnesota is going to offer another amendment, perhaps they should take a course in California.

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