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jimfields33

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4. I agree with you but remember 2018 was the 12 Amendments

Reply to Blue_true (Reply #3)

Wed Sep 16, 2020, 08:49 PM

Sep 2020

Do you think it may have turned off some voters who had to stand in line much longer then normal because instead of 10 minutes to vote it took 15 minutes or more.

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Amendment 4 that is on the ballot. [View all] Blue_true Sep 2020 OP

I would rather a restriction on how many amendments on a ballot jimfields33 Sep 2020 #1

Exactly who would decide how many petitions to put on the General ballot? Blue_true Sep 2020 #3

I agree with you but remember 2018 was the 12 Amendments jimfields33 Sep 2020 #4

People don't have to vote on a petition. Blue_true Sep 2020 #5

That's true. I kinda forgot that. jimfields33 Sep 2020 #6

I used to leave Judge slots blank. Then I developed a habit Blue_true Sep 2020 #7

In Washington state... RainCaster Sep 2020 #2