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Should the citizens of Bernalillo County exercise all powers of governing the County independently not denied expressly by State law?

This proposition will adopt a new County Charter which will empower the Citizens of Bernalillo County to exercise the maximum degree of self-government and exercise all powers of governing the County independently not denied expressly by State law.

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71% Yes	29% No
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Arizona's Ballot Propositions Could Reshape Voting System

Arizona voters are facing a critical decision with Proposition 140, which aims to introduce open primaries and ranked-choice voting by 2026. This measure would allow all voters, regardless of party affiliation, to participate in primary elections and rank candidates in general elections. The proposition…

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California Voters Pass Tougher Crime Measure Amid Rising Retail Theft Concerns

California voters have passed Proposition 36, a measure aimed at addressing rising concerns over retail theft, homelessness, and drug-related crimes. The initiative seeks to close legal loopholes that have made it difficult for law enforcement to prosecute shoplifters and drug dealers. Despite opposition…

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California voters reject proposed ban on forced prison labor in any form

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