The founder of a group that supports this year's referendum on whether the state should hold a constitutional convention has filed a lawsuit against the Board of Elections to put the question on the front of the ballot.
August 11, 2017 at 04:03 PM
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The founder of a group that supports this year’s referendum on whether the state should hold a constitutional convention filed a lawsuit against the state’s Board of Elections Thursday in an effort to put the convention question on the front of the ballot.
Oliver Parini
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