ballot measures

Liberals Counter Losses With Ballot Measure Victories

By Center for Public Integrity / Liz Essley Whyte

Ohio Says No to Pot

By Center for Public Integrity / Liz Essley Whyte

What to Watch as Voters Go to the Polls

By Alex Altman

Why the Iran Deal Might End Up on Your Ballot

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When Corporations Play Politics With Ballot Measures

When corporations give money to get a ballot issue passed, the issue often affects their bottom lines.A gambling company gives millions to allow the opening of a new casino; an agricultural giant spends huge sums...

By Center for Public Integrity / Liz Essley Whyte

Ohio Strikes Back Against Pot Legalization

A campaign to legalize marijuana in Ohio took a step closer to making November’s ballot Tuesday, after its promoters turned in more than twice the required number of signatures.But the measure will face competition at...

By Center for Public Integrity/Liz Essley Whyte

Ohio Ballot Measure Could Create a Marijuana Monopoly

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Thousands of hastily scribbled signatures fill boxes in the basement of Ian James’ 7,800-square-foot restored Victorian home in the historic Franklin Park neighborhood. James needs these names to win a place on...

By Center for Public Integrity / Liz Essley Whyte

Big Business Gave Heavily to Thwart Ballot Measures

Anthem Inc. quickly mounted its defenses when consumer advocates pushed for a 2014 ballot initiative in California that would have made it more difficult for the nation’s third largest health insurer to raise rates.The company,...

By Liz Essley Whyte / Center for Public Integrity

Corporations, Advocacy Groups Spend Big on Ballot Measures

Spending on TV ads soars to $119 million ahead of Election Day

By Liz Whyte / Center for Public Integrity
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