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Each statement shows which side's argument it lines up with, and sets your vote to match — you can change it right there if it doesn't feel right. It doesn't know anything about the issues you don't; read the full page for anything you want to look at closer.
Question 1
On government records:
The public's right to see government documents should come first.
Lawmakers need some ability to keep certain communications private to do their jobs.
No strong lean either way
Question 2
On public employee unions:
Workers should have the right to bargain collectively, even in specialized public agencies.
Some public agencies need flexibility that collective bargaining could complicate.
No strong lean either way
Question 3
On how nominees get chosen:
All voters should choose from all candidates in one combined primary, regardless of party.
Political parties should keep control over their own primary and nomination process.
No strong lean either way
Question 4
On voter registration:
People should be able to register and vote on the same day.
Registering in advance gives officials more time to verify voter rolls.
No strong lean either way
Question 5
On state tax revenue:
When the state collects more than expected, it should be refunded to taxpayers more often.
The state needs predictable revenue to fund programs without disruption.
No strong lean either way
Question 6
On funding for conservation and outdoor recreation:
Some existing tax revenue should be locked in for conservation specifically.
Lawmakers should keep full flexibility to direct tax revenue wherever it's needed most.
No strong lean either way
Question 7
On local zoning rules:
Statewide rules should override local zoning to allow more housing.
Cities and towns should keep full control over their own zoning.
No strong lean either way
Question 8
On recreational marijuana:
The state should end legal retail sales, citing health and safety concerns.
Adults should be able to buy legal recreational marijuana as they can today.
No strong lean either way
Question 9
On the 2024 gun law:
The new registration and safety-certificate requirements should stay in effect.
Gun owners shouldn't face these additional new requirements.
No strong lean either way
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