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intrepidity

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1. My son just dropped that one on me today

Reply to BWdem4life (Original post)

Sat Oct 19, 2024, 01:16 AM

Oct 2024

Asked me to read through it (haven't yet) BUT.... as someone who has had both gas and electric appliances--in particular, stoves-- and who has a *strong* preference for gas ones.... this one might be tough. Or easy? Don't know enough yet, but hope some more informed voices weigh on here.

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Anybody want to help me with my ballot? [View all] BWdem4life Oct 2024 OP

My son just dropped that one on me today intrepidity Oct 2024 #1

See edit nt BWdem4life Oct 2024 #2

Ballotpedia is an excellent source for researching initiatives. MoonchildCA Oct 2024 #3

Progressive Voters Guide helps me out TalenaGor Oct 2024 #4

I was going to ask if WA produced one. Geebus, Colorado produces its 96 page "Blue Book" and then a 30 page supplement hlthe2b Oct 2024 #5

There are 4 initiatives this year, all came from the same billionaire RainCaster Oct 2024 #6