Nago explains the Ballot shortage

[missydog1]

Yes, that's the same as California. They also print the entire proposed initiative. I haven't seen one since I moved here, but that's what I was used to getting, and it was extremely helpful. As in Oregon, it did grow in size. At some point it became a real homework assignment to get through it. But there was no obligation to vote on initiatives if one didn't feel up to figuring them out. Which is a bit scary, how much law was voted in by "the people" who couldn't make head or tail of what it meant.