Re:Vote.org is a non-profit that wants to get the U.S. to 10...
by dragonwriter on Tuesday May 17, 2016 @06:06PM
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I don't know about Washington, but California has:
(1) Candidate statements from candidates (there are requirements for being allowed to submit a statement), and
(2) Pro/con statements from the official proponents and registered opponents of ballot measures (identifying the sources for both) as well as financial estimates for ballot measures (for statewide measures, these are prepared by the state Legislative Analysts Office.)
(1) Candidate statements from candidates (there are requirements for being allowed to submit a statement), and (2) Pro/con statements from the official proponents and registered opponents of ballot measures (identifying the sources for both) as well as financial estimates for ballot measures (for statewide measures, these are prepared by the state Legislative Analysts Office.)