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Clean Elections Initiative Qualifies for California Ballot

Submitted by Rick Bielke on Mon, 06/26/2006 - 22:03

Led by the California Nurses Association, a petition drive to put Clean Elections on the California ballot this November has qualified. The question has been endorsed by Public Campaign, the California Clean Money Campaign, and the Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights and, if successful, would make the Golden State the 8th and largest state to date to implement Clean Elections campaign reform. Click here to read our press release on the measure qualifying for the ballot. More on this soon.  

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