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It has been brought to my attention that the wording on the constitutional amendment Question No. 1 on Hawaii’s election ballot is confusing to some voters. This is resulting in their inadvertently casting a vote opposite their actual intention. Please let me make the amendment wording objectively clear.
A “yes” vote is to favor the “same-sex marriage” position.
A “no” vote is to favor the “one-man with one-woman marriage” position.
This should clarify the issue for those heading to the polls today.
Cam Cavasso
Waimanalo
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