The Brunswick News
October 21,2010
When voters go to the polls Nov. 2, they will decide more than who will be the next governor or the next state senator for this coastal Georgia district.
They also will decide whether to strengthen the state's non-compete law, whether to charge themselves $10 extra for the sake of trauma care and whether Georgia transportation officials can tackle projects on a pay-as-you-go basis.
All totalled, voters will cast "yes" or "no" ballots on five state constitutional amendments and one statewide referendum.
The League of Women Voters of Georgia urges voters to become familiar with the questions. Constitutional amendments that pass are difficult to overturn, the league notes.
The league even provides a break-down on the amendments on its internet site, www.lwvga.org/
To read this very good article please go to link:
http://www.thebrunswicknews.com/open_access/local_news/AMENDMENTS-102110-HR-JG
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