[Winona Online Democracy]



What is the requirement for passage of a referendum?  Is it a majority of those voting or a majority of registered voters?  If it is a majority of registered voters, an abstention would in effect be a no vote.  If a majority of those voting is the requirement, an abstention favors neither side of the question. 
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It is a wonder why no one has written anything about the fact that most country votes equal a “no” vote on the referendum.  Would this be a way to casually make it less convenient to rural voters to come into town and cast a no vote (especially on a ballot with no other elections on it.)

 

Jake Wagner - Winona

 

 

 

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Jake Wagner

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