10 months and counting.
To the day.
Before you see this question on the ballot.
Are you in favor for a Constitutional Convention (for Maryland), or not?
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According to someone else – –
“The 18 states allowing for recall os(sic) Senators are as follows: Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Georgia, Idaho, Kansas, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, Nevada, New Jersey, North Dakota, Oregon, Rhode Island, Washington and Wisconsin.
Let’s roll. ”
Reminder: the General Election next year will have the question “Do you want to hold a Constitutional Convention?”
A simple, three letter answer will suffice.
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Just returned from the Tea Party in Bel Air, Maryland.
It was well attended, and numerous speakers fired up the crowd. I wish, as they do, that sanity can return to our government at all levels.
We shall see.
My ‘horse’ and I loved it.
The Shadow
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Welcome to the new site highlighting the upcoming Maryland Constitutional Convention question to be presented on the 2010 voting ballot.
This site will be dedicated to the notion and ideas for holding such a convention, whose purpose is to amend the Maryland Constitution.
For example, procedures, processes, definitions found in other state constitutions that are not within our own.
Such as: recall procedures, term limits on elected position, official language, voting rights and identification, proof of residence for obtaining official documents and on and on
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MD Constitutional Convention in 2010 