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Aug 18, 2008
Much at Stake for Businesses in State Ballot Questions
By Richard Sammon

Yes, the big race is for president -- but voters across the U.S. will also give a thumbs-up or thumbs-down this November to a variety of state initiatives on energy, environmental and transportation policy.

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Much at Stake for Businesses in State Ballot Questions