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Writing the Ballot Measures document

Use this template to describe ballot measures. This would be specialty political template about measures to be voted on. You may want to discuss how these measures would affect business and what needs to be done to mitigate them. This topic could also be part of report on measures and study on their effects. Note that Proposal Pack includes Proposition and Legislation templates that you may want to use to complete your discussion. Provide background information about the ballot measure as needed and then write an introduction to the list below. You might organize the following list by listing multiple ballot measures or by listing individual points about one specific ballot measure. Point or Ballot Measure Name #1 e. g. " This measure will force us to implement new procedures" or " Measure to upgrade clean water standards" Describe any important details about this point or measure here. You may want to describe its expected effects on your business its likelihood of passing your plan for addressing effects and so forth. Point or Ballot Measure Name #2 Describe any important details about this point or measure here. You may want to describe its expected effects on your business its likelihood of passing your plan for addressing effects and so forth.

Point or Ballot Measure Name #3 Describe any important details about this point or measure here. You may want to describe its expected effects on your business its likelihood of passing your plan for addressing effects and so forth. Point or Ballot Measure Name #4 Describe any important details about this point or measure here. You may want to describe its expected effects on your business its likelihood of passing your plan for addressing effects and so forth. Summary Insert an optional summary statement that ties all of the bullet point elements together. You may want to refer readers to other pages in your proposal for details about how you plan to support or fight ballot measures.