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I think I was called for the poll that the sponsors are using to claim that a high percentage of voters support this change. It was a "push" poll in which the poller kept "educating" me with another argument in favor of the initiative each time I said that no, I did not support the change. Mr. Keisling said when he mentioned this poll that a large majority supported the initiative "once they understood it". The devil is in the details on this one.

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