More than 140 statewide ballot measures go to voters in the midterms
The New York Times reports more than 140 statewide measures are on midterm ballots, including abortion in Missouri and a billionaire wealth tax in California.
More than 140 statewide ballot measures will go before voters in the midterm elections, according to The New York Times. The Times did not give a breakdown in the text provided.
NPR reports that Missouri voters could ban abortion. Two years ago, Missouri voters removed an abortion ban. NPR also reports that California voters could approve a tax of 5% of billionaires' wealth.
ABC News lists the billionaire tax, transgender rights and voter access among the key measures. NPR's headline says transgender restrictions are also on state ballots.
The reports provided do not name the other states with measures or give the wording of the proposals.
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- NPRState ballots let voters decide on abortion, taxes, transgender restrictionsThu, Oct 29, 5:00 AM EDT
- ABC NewsBillionaire tax, transgender rights, voter access among key midterm ballot measuresThu, Oct 29, 5:08 AM EDT
- The New York TimesFrom a Billionaires Tax to Abortion Rights, Voters Will Decide PolicyThu, Oct 29, 12:20 PM EDT
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- Thu, Oct 29, 5:20 AM EDT, 2 outlets: Voters in several states will decide abortion, tax and transgender measures