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Reporters roundtable: Ballot measures are top draw in some states
In some states, ballot measures are expected to be the main force driving voters to the polls in November. Across the country, voters will decide 145 questions during the midterms.
Reproductive rights are on the ballot in four states. In California, residents will decide on a “billionaire’s tax,” among other issues. Elsewhere, ballot questions could determine who has the power to initiate future questions and whether lawmakers have the power to overturn them. There’s a lot on the line.
Is it time to rethink Idaho’s involvement with DOE’s Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus?
Does the Republican Party speak for the entire state of Kansas? Not after that thumping, it doesn’t.
Wisconsin’s blue wave and the post-Trump era
Bookman: Here’s why the midterm election blowout is actually good for Republicans