Published September 19, 2008
BERLIN - Maryland's highest court this week rejected an attempt to void the ballot question on the statewide referendum on slots set for November after opposition groups challenged what they believe is misleading language, but the judges did uphold a decision by a lower court last week to add a single word to the ballot to make its intent clearer to the voters.
When Secretary of State John McDonough released the official slots referendum ballot question last month, slots opponents cried...
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Published September 19, 2008
BERLIN - Maryland's highest court this week rejected an attempt to void the ballot question on the statewide referendum on slots set for November after opposition groups challenged what they believe is misleading language, but the judges did uphold a decision by a lower court last week to add a single word to the ballot to make its intent clearer to the voters.
When Secretary of State John McDonough released the official slots referendum ballot question last month, slots opponents cried...
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Published September 19, 2008
BERLIN - Maryland's highest court this week rejected an attempt to void the ballot question on the statewide referendum on slots set for November after opposition groups challenged what they believe is misleading language, but the judges did uphold a decision by a lower court last week to add a single word to the ballot to make its intent clearer to the voters.
When Secretary of State John McDonough released the official slots referendum ballot question last month, slots opponents cried...
READ MORE
Published September 19, 2008
BERLIN - Maryland's highest court this week rejected an attempt to void the ballot question on the statewide referendum on slots set for November after opposition groups challenged what they believe is misleading language, but the judges did uphold a decision by a lower court last week to add a single word to the ballot to make its intent clearer to the voters.
When Secretary of State John McDonough released the official slots referendum ballot question last month, slots opponents cried...
READ MORE
Published September 19, 2008
BERLIN - Maryland's highest court this week rejected an attempt to void the ballot question on the statewide referendum on slots set for November after opposition groups challenged what they believe is misleading language, but the judges did uphold a decision by a lower court last week to add a single word to the ballot to make its intent clearer to the voters.
When Secretary of State John McDonough released the official slots referendum ballot question last month, slots opponents cried...
READ MORE
Published September 19, 2008
BERLIN - Maryland's highest court this week rejected an attempt to void the ballot question on the statewide referendum on slots set for November after opposition groups challenged what they believe is misleading language, but the judges did uphold a decision by a lower court last week to add a single word to the ballot to make its intent clearer to the voters.
When Secretary of State John McDonough released the official slots referendum ballot question last month, slots opponents cried...
READ MORE
Published September 19, 2008
BERLIN - Maryland's highest court this week rejected an attempt to void the ballot question on the statewide referendum on slots set for November after opposition groups challenged what they believe is misleading language, but the judges did uphold a decision by a lower court last week to add a single word to the ballot to make its intent clearer to the voters.
When Secretary of State John McDonough released the official slots referendum ballot question last month, slots opponents cried...
READ MORE
Published September 19, 2008
BERLIN - Maryland's highest court this week rejected an attempt to void the ballot question on the statewide referendum on slots set for November after opposition groups challenged what they believe is misleading language, but the judges did uphold a decision by a lower court last week to add a single word to the ballot to make its intent clearer to the voters.
When Secretary of State John McDonough released the official slots referendum ballot question last month, slots opponents cried...
READ MORE
Published September 19, 2008
BERLIN - Maryland's highest court this week rejected an attempt to void the ballot question on the statewide referendum on slots set for November after opposition groups challenged what they believe is misleading language, but the judges did uphold a decision by a lower court last week to add a single word to the ballot to make its intent clearer to the voters.
When Secretary of State John McDonough released the official slots referendum ballot question last month, slots opponents cried...
READ MORE
Published September 19, 2008
BERLIN - Maryland's highest court this week rejected an attempt to void the ballot question on the statewide referendum on slots set for November after opposition groups challenged what they believe is misleading language, but the judges did uphold a decision by a lower court last week to add a single word to the ballot to make its intent clearer to the voters.
When Secretary of State John McDonough released the official slots referendum ballot question last month, slots opponents cried...
READ MORE
Published September 19, 2008
BERLIN - Maryland's highest court this week rejected an attempt to void the ballot question on the statewide referendum on slots set for November after opposition groups challenged what they believe is misleading language, but the judges did uphold a decision by a lower court last week to add a single word to the ballot to make its intent clearer to the voters.
When Secretary of State John McDonough released the official slots referendum ballot question last month, slots opponents cried...
READ MORE
Published September 19, 2008
BERLIN - Maryland's highest court this week rejected an attempt to void the ballot question on the statewide referendum on slots set for November after opposition groups challenged what they believe is misleading language, but the judges did uphold a decision by a lower court last week to add a single word to the ballot to make its intent clearer to the voters.
When Secretary of State John McDonough released the official slots referendum ballot question last month, slots opponents cried...
READ MORE
Published September 19, 2008
BERLIN - Maryland's highest court this week rejected an attempt to void the ballot question on the statewide referendum on slots set for November after opposition groups challenged what they believe is misleading language, but the judges did uphold a decision by a lower court last week to add a single word to the ballot to make its intent clearer to the voters.
When Secretary of State John McDonough released the official slots referendum ballot question last month, slots opponents cried...
READ MORE
Published September 19, 2008
BERLIN - Maryland's highest court this week rejected an attempt to void the ballot question on the statewide referendum on slots set for November after opposition groups challenged what they believe is misleading language, but the judges did uphold a decision by a lower court last week to add a single word to the ballot to make its intent clearer to the voters.
When Secretary of State John McDonough released the official slots referendum ballot question last month, slots opponents cried...
READ MORE
Published September 19, 2008
BERLIN - Maryland's highest court this week rejected an attempt to void the ballot question on the statewide referendum on slots set for November after opposition groups challenged what they believe is misleading language, but the judges did uphold a decision by a lower court last week to add a single word to the ballot to make its intent clearer to the voters.
When Secretary of State John McDonough released the official slots referendum ballot question last month, slots opponents cried...
READ MORE
Published September 19, 2008
BERLIN - Maryland's highest court this week rejected an attempt to void the ballot question on the statewide referendum on slots set for November after opposition groups challenged what they believe is misleading language, but the judges did uphold a decision by a lower court last week to add a single word to the ballot to make its intent clearer to the voters.
When Secretary of State John McDonough released the official slots referendum ballot question last month, slots opponents cried...
READ MORE
Published September 19, 2008
BERLIN - Maryland's
highest court this week rejected an attempt to void the ballot question on the
statewide referendum on slots set for November after opposition groups challenged
what they believe is misleading language, but the judges did uphold a decision
by a lower court last week to add a single word to the ballot to make its
intent clearer to the voters.
When Secretary of State
John McDonough released the official slots referendum ballot question last
month, slots opponents cried foul...
READ MORE
