Dye v. Baker

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• proposal couched in legalistic language rejected as likely to mislead voters in the haste of an election
• submission clause must succinctly advise voters of the measure submitted and must not mislead the voter
• proposal couched in legalistic language rejected as likely to mislead voters in the haste of an election
• ballot title and submission clause for constitutional amendment permitting gambling invalidated for creating misleading impression that all legalized gambling required a license
• purpose of submission clause is to “fairly and succinctly advise the voters ... so that in the haste of an election the voter will not be misled . . . .”

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