South County Times
The Lindbergh School District faces a challenging task this Nov. 3 when it works to convince voters to cast their ballots in favor of Proposition L. Voters in the Lindbergh School District will go to the polls Nov. 3 to decide the merits of Proposition L — a complicated piece of legislation that may leave some voters scratching their heads.
Area residents could face cramps in their writing hands if they start signing all of the initiative petitions for upcoming ballot issues. The issues range from affirmative action, to real estate taxes, to stem cell research. Earlier this month, Secretary of State Robin Carnahan announced that seven initiative petitions, four relating to stem cell research, one pertaining to banning affirmative action programs, another to health carriers, and the last involving real estate taxation, met state standards for circulation.