Issues #2 and #3 in Ohio, election results

[repoman]

As with all initiatives it is complicated to understand, but it seems like the backers of issue #3 got too greedy and this led to a backlash from the legislature via issue #2 that will probably also effect tax policy, which could suck.

Any opinions?

 

[Deepak]

I don't really get the rationale behind 2 without consideration for 3. If they don't want monopolies or tax exemptions then why not simply vote that way?

For the record I'm not a huge fan of ballot measures specifically because of situations like question 3 - which realistically should have been two separate measures.

1 I can get behind though.

And 7 ate 9.

Context for the non-Ohioans http://www.cleveland.com/election-results/index.ssf/2015/11/statewide_results_for_ohio_iss.html

 

[Loren Pechtel]

As with all initiatives it is complicated to understand, but it seems like the backers of issue #3 got too greedy and this led to a backlash from the legislature via issue #2 that will probably also effect tax policy, which could suck.

Any opinions?

We aren't in Ohio. What are they?