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When voters cast their ballots for or against local measures, it's tempting to assume that they understand what's at stake. In reality, however, ballot questions are often confusing or misleading, a new grand jury report argues.
When voters cast their ballots for or against local measures, it's tempting to assume that they understand what's at stake. In reality, however, ballot questions are often confusing or misleading, a new grand jury report argues.
When voters cast their ballots for or against local measures, it's tempting to assume that they understand what's at stake. In reality, however, ballot questions are often confusing or misleading, a new grand jury report argues.
When voters cast their ballots for or against local measures, it's tempting to assume that they understand what's at stake. In reality, however, ballot questions are often confusing or misleading, a new grand jury report argues.
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