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Election law opponents claim 146,000 signatures, say they will force referendum

Hank Stephenson//September 11, 2013//

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Election law opponents claim 146,000 signatures, say they will force referendum

Election law opponents claim 146,000 signatures, say they will force referendum

Hank Stephenson//September 11, 2013//

Boxes of signature petitions line the walls of the the State Capitol executive tower, as the Protect Your Right To Vote ballot initiative committee prepared to...

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