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Fakaki Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Ballot Argument
Could you tell me what a ballot argument is?
It looks like that is a legal term.
Thank you so much in advance!
Tony
It looks like that is a legal term.
Thank you so much in advance!
Tony
Top answer
Hi, I've never heard this term,but here's what I think it means. In some places (eg California) propositions for new laws can be placed on the ballot used in an election. People then vote 'yes' or 'no'.
- Hi, I've never heard this term,but here's what I think it means.
- In some places (eg California) propositions for new laws can be placed on the ballot used in an election.
- People then vote 'yes' or 'no'.
- It's basically a referendum.
- People are also allowed to place statements on the ballot in which they argue against or in support of these propositions.
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Hi,
I've never heard this term,but here's what I think it means.
In some places (eg California) propositions for new laws can be placed on the ballot used in an election. People then vote 'yes' or 'no'. It's basically a referendum.
People are also allowed to place statements on the ballot in which they argue against or in support of these propositions.
Googleof
I've never heard this term,but here's what I think it means.
In some places (eg California) propositions for new laws can be placed on the ballot used in an election. People then vote 'yes' or 'no'. It's basically a referendum.
People are also allowed to place statements on the ballot in which they argue against or in support of these propositions.
Googleof
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I don't see it as a legal term. It's simply an argument for or against a proposition which voters will decide upon in an election.
CJ
CJ
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