The ballot quiz, but make it slang
Nine statements, one per question. Same quiz, same facts, maximum aura. No right answers, fr.
And yes, there's a Question 6 and a Question 7. You're welcome.
Want it without the slang? Take the plain-English quiz. Your picks carry over either way.
Should the State House Have to Spill the Tea?
Government receipts:
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Union Era for Public Defenders?
Public worker unions:
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One Big Lobby, Top Two Advance
Who's locked in for November:
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Pull Up, Sign Up, Vote: Same Day?
Registering to vote:
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The Tax Refund Cap Gets New Math
Surplus szn:
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Outdoor Gear Tax → Touch Grass Fund
Paying for nature:
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Houses on Smaller Lots: Unlocked?
Zoning lore:
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Weed Shops: Staying or Shut Down?
Recreational weed:
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Keep the 2024 Gun Law or Hit Undo?
The 2024 gun law:
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