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Maine 1988 ballot measures

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One statewide ballot question appeared on the 1988 ballot in the state of Maine.

It was a legislatively-referred constitutional amendment.
The measure was approved.
The measure dealt with the topic of civil rights.

On the ballot

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result
LRCA	Gender Biased Language Amendment	Civil rights	To remove gender biased language from Maine Constitution.	a

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