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Maine ballot measure order set for June 8 ballot

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April 19, 2010

AUGUSTA, Maine: Less than three months from the June 8, 2010 statewide election Maine officials have set the order for ballot measures. As required by law, the Maine Tax Code People's Veto will appear first. The order of the remaining four bond measures was determined through a public drawing.[1][2] The measures on the June ballot will appear as follows:

Type Title Subject Description
VR Question 1 Tax reform Overturn 2009 tax code reform
LRSS Question 2 Bond issues Regarding investments in weatherization and energy efficiency projects
LRSS Question 3 Bond issues $57.8 million bond package for highway projects, harbor and energy projects
LRSS Question 4 Bond issues Provides for economic development and job creation bonds
LRSS Question 5 Bond issues Relates to improving water quality, drinking water programs, wastewater treatment facilities

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  1. ↑ Associated Press, "Election officials set Maine bond questions order," April 14, 2010
  2. ↑ Maine Public Broadcasting Network, "Order of June Ballot Questions Determined," April 14, 2010
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