A survey of 220 Portland residents conducted by Market Decisions of South Portla

Source

Portland Press Herald

Date

8-13-1993

Pages

3B

Abstract

A survey of 220 Portland residents conducted by Market Decisions of South Portland found that only 20 percent understood the wording of a state referendum sponsored by the group Concerned Maine Families which would limit protected classes under Maine law. Superior Court justice Kermit Lipez on Wednesday ruled that the 48-word text of the referendum was allowable, but said the title of the measure must be changed. Details.

Subjects

Civil rights, Concerned Maine Families, Referendums (State)

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