Should Signers of Anti-Gay Rights Petition Be Exposed?
Voters in Washington state will decide today on a referendum that could effectively roll back legislation passed in May to extend domestic partnership rights and responsibilities to gay and lesbian couples similar to those... [read full story]
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West Virginia State Court Permits Police to See Names and Addresses on Local Initiative Petition
On November 5, a state court judge in Ohio County, West Virginia, ruled that the Fraternal Order of Police may see the names and addresses of people who signed a local initiative circulated in Wheeling, West Virginia. The...
Voters OK partnership benefits expansion
Published: Nov. 4, 2009 at 8:01 AM OLYMPIA, Wash., Nov. 4 (UPI) -- A referendum to expand Washington state's domestic partnership laws appeared to eek out a win but opponents said they weren't conceding anything. Early returns...
CBS News Article on Issue of Privacy of Petition Names and Addresses
CBS News has this November 3 story about the controversy as to whether the names and addresses of people who sign initiative and referendum petitions should be public, or private. The feature also gives readers a chance to vote...
Should Anti-Gay Rights Petition Signers Be Exposed?
Voters in Washington state will decide today on a referendum that could effectively roll back legislation passed in May to extend domestic partnership rights and responsibilities to gay and lesbian couples similar to those...
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