One reason people might vote against it is that the legislature passed the 'right to repair' bill - about a month after the ballot questions were set, so it was too late to remove this question. For a while the proponents of the question decided to abandon their campaign, and recommend a vote of "no", but then they changed their minds and decided they'd like to see this question pass anyway. However, the case for it is certainly weaker now that that bill was passed and signed.
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Date: 2012-10-26 12:41 am (UTC)One reason people might vote against it is that the legislature passed the 'right to repair' bill - about a month after the ballot questions were set, so it was too late to remove this question. For a while the proponents of the question decided to abandon their campaign, and recommend a vote of "no", but then they changed their minds and decided they'd like to see this question pass anyway. However, the case for it is certainly weaker now that that bill was passed and signed.