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Wyoming Amendment A: Limit Obamacare In State Wyoming: Limit Obamacare In State


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This measure amends the state constitution to declare that citizens of Wyoming have the right to make their own health care decisions and allows the state to act to "preserve these rights from undue government influence." A "FOR" vote opposes Obamacare and amends the state constitution with new language. An "AGAINST" vote supports Obamacare and does not amend the state constitution.

 
 
 

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Election News

Democrats keep control of Senate
GOP to retain control of the House
Two states legalize marijuana
Voters approve same-sex marriage
Analysis: Obama's Democratic majority
GOP expands gubernatorial lead
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