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A Approved liquor privatization measure faces lawsuit in state of Washington B Ballot Law Update: Battles continue over TABOR and traffic cams Ballot Law Update: Court decisions shape initiative and referendum Ballot Law Update: Flurry of legal decisions as bills await action Ballot Law Update: October sees variety of legal developments Ballot Law Update: Several local ballot measures involved in litigation Ballot Law Update: Signer privacy and redistricting generate legal battles Ballotpedia's 2011 Ballot Measure Breakdown: Washington D Deal forged, chicken cage ballot initiatives dropped in Washington and Oregon E Election aftermath: Washington's liquor privatization and long-term care initiatives passing, toll initiative is too close to call Election preview: 2011 state and local measures serve as precursor to 2012 F Federal court upholds Washington "Top 2" primary Five measures to appear in the state of Washington, all three initiatives cleared Four Washington cities look to vote on Red Light cameras G Governors in the news: state executives are reaching out to fellow lawmakers to achieve their agendas Governors in the news: threatening messages aimed at Christine Gregoire land a man in jail I Initiative 1183 in Washington makes 2011 ballot L Lawmakers in nine state form caucus to battle TSA rules R Redistricting Roundup: Commission looks to approve map before deadline Redistricting Roundup: Even as full census data has yet to be released, already 4 states have lawsuits Redistricting Roundup: Lawsuits dominate early stages of redistricting processes Redistricting Roundup: Redistricting affects more than Congressional and state legislative districts Road and transit tax proposals may surface on Washington's 2012 ballot

T The Tuesday Count remains steady as Maine's deadlines come and go The Tuesday Count: 2011 ballot measure campaigns center around five states The Tuesday Count: 2011 certified total aching to increase with newly proposed measures The Tuesday Count: 2012 pushes forward, while activity continues to brew for 2011 The Tuesday Count: 2012 total on record pace as Alabama and Idaho contribute The Tuesday Count: A rush of developments occur in 2011's last breaths The Tuesday Count: Alabama heaps on 10 more amendments The Tuesday Count: Citizens' efforts dominate ballot measure headlines across the country The Tuesday Count: days for legislative sessions are numbered The Tuesday Count: disagreement on display with swarm of veto referendum proposals The Tuesday Count: donations provide big backdrop as 2011 elections take center stage The Tuesday Count: February begins with nearly double the number of proposed citizen initiatives The Tuesday Count: five state measures move forward to ballots for 2012 The Tuesday Count: Florida adds more juice to 2012 total with 7 measures The Tuesday Count: in the home stretch - petition drives come to a close for 2011 The Tuesday Count: Lawsuit knocks measure from ballot for the time being The Tuesday Count: measure flatline continues as initiative sponsors play the waiting game The Tuesday Count: petition signatures submitted, lawsuits filed The Tuesday Count: Seasoned judges, gambling - the subjects of two newly certified measures The Tuesday Count: Signature verification clears three measures for 2011 ballot The Tuesday Count: sports arena question scores a spot on the 2012 ballot The Tuesday Count: Texas may push 2011's ballot count over the edge The Tuesday Count: Texas thrusts 2011's ballot in to the double digits

T cont. The Tuesday Count: Two governors, two separate tax increase proposals V Verification checks begin for Washington's 2011 initiatives W Washington April election show majority failed Washington Democrats challenge supermajority vote requirement Washington Governor Christine Gregorie will not seek a third term Washington lawmakers proposing tighter campaign finance laws Washington liquor privatization may appear on the ballot for the second consecutive year Washington marijuana supporters submit thousands of petition signatures Washington primary ballot hosts just local elections Washington R-71 petition release halted Washington signature privacy trial will be heard in September Washington SOS proposes bumping up primary election date Washington special session begins with review of temporary sales tax increase Washington State lawmaker proposes new requirements to the initiative process Washington State OFM predicts one initiative may produce millions in state revenue Washington State redistricting commission reveals new maps Washington State releases Referendum 71 petitions following ruling Washington toll initiative green lit for 2011 statewide ballot Washington's first local election to be held February 8th Washington's petition deadline arrives, three initiatives expected to file (Updated) Washington's Referendum 71 petition signature debate continues Washington, Missouri & Ohio February election most levies approved

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