Jeanette Doran
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Voters deserve more than a sentence at the ballot box (opens the original)
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This November, North Carolina voters will once again be asked to amend the state constitution. And once again, most of them will do it having read just one sentence about what they’re voting on — the sentence printed on the ballot itself. That’s not an oversight. It’s the design. Under North Carolina law, a proposed constitutional amendment doesn’t appear on the ballot in full. State law requires only that the ballot display a short referendum question preceded by the words “Constitutional Amend
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