Poll: How will you vote on Question 3 (Conditions for farm animals?)

Poll: How will you vote on Question 3 (Conditions for farm animals?)Poll: How will you vote on Question 3 (Conditions for farm animals?)
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The Milton Scene will be raising awareness of pressing ballot questions in a series of polls running up until the November 8th General Election. This survey closes October 26.

How will you vote on Question 3: Conditions for farm animals?

The Massachusetts Minimum Size Requirements for Farm Animal Containment, also known as Question 3, is on the November 8, 2016, ballot in Massachusetts as an indirect initiated state statute.

This poll has ended (since 7 years).

How will you vote on Question 3 (Conditions for farm animals?)

Yes. I would like farm animals to be raised cage-free.
73.58%
No. I do not support this proposal.
26.42%

(Having trouble voting? Use this link to vote.)

What does my vote mean?

YES

A “yes” vote supports this proposal to prohibit the sale of eggs, veal, or pork of a farm animal confined in spaces that prevent the animal from lying down, standing up, extending its limbs, or turning around.

NO

A “no” vote opposes this proposal.

Voting reminder:

Early voting will take place Oct. 24 – Nov. 4, 2016.

(source and additional information: Ballotpedia)

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