Why did you vote on the ballot proposals the way you did?

The six statewide ballot proposals on Michigan's ballot stirred up a lot of money, strong emotions, and controversy. Why did you vote the way you did on these proposals?

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Why did you vote the way you did on the ballot proposals?

If you're comfortable doing so, tell us if you approved of any of the ballot proposals, and if so, which ones.

Tell us when you made up your mind about how you were going to vote. Was there a particular moment?

What political party, if any, do you identify with most closely?

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