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You'll notice that there are about 50,000 fewer votes cast on I-1033 as there were on Ref 71. There's an interesting explanation of what contributed to that over on Horse's A$$.
So how did Spokane County voters vote on these two issues?
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As of today only 124,788 out of 257,092 Spokane County registered voters exercised their civic duty. Statewide we were 1,622,312 out of 3,583,278. That's almost 2 million voters who have no room to complain.
I almost forgot to say congratulations to my friend Jon Snyder who was elected to the Spokane city council.
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