Ballot initiatives to watch in the 2022 elections

The November elections will give voters across the country opportunities to directly weigh in on issues from abortion to democracy to criminal justice reform.When Congress is gridlocked, policy decisions shift to state legislatures — and increasingly to ballot measures.

Rule of law vs Mob rule. VOTE!

Arkansas VoteNo on 2. It’s anti democratic and will take away the right for voter-led initiatives by making them nearly impossible to pass. Few laws are voted on at 60% and no legislative initiative requires that to pass.

And yet again the votes will be rigged

Axios listed “abortion” first as if most Americans aren’t dealing with record inflation and a deep recession right now.

Those are the issues that concern the media. Voters are interested in reducing crime, reducing inflation, and border security.

This is a single issue election – vote for criminals or vote Blue

Stock market lost $7.6 trillion since BIDEN took office. Highest gas prices in history Highest inflation 40 YRS Recession Tax hikes, & 87K new IRS agents WW3 coming Open border 4 mill came in ,10 mill to come Interest rate on credit card high DEMS want MORE of this VOTE GOP

So it’s not highest gas prices in history? Highest food prices in history? Highest crime in USA history? Fentanyl killing Americans the last 2 years? Sounds like Axios is doing the democrats bidding. I guess Axios is gonna push abortion abortion abortion the next 6 weeks.

Um. There are two issues. A women’s right to choose and democracy.

Republicans will be glad corruption isn't a factor for the MidTerms. 🧐

🤣 🤣 🤣 You reckon? No cheating? 🤣🤣🤣

What a headline. The number one issue in every poll is inflation and the economy. Axios doesn't even mention it. Wow!

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