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Originally Posted by MGlitch
That 56/44 split gets weaker in terms of what the library could have done to change it as some part of the 56 is undoubtedly libertarian voters who just don’t want to pay taxes period. And sure they are entitled to their votes, but one can’t argue the library could have done anything to change those votes. Which is what’s being argued with the removal of books some found objectionable.
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Weak or strong and for whatever reason, it's still the majority. Apparently they had no trouble getting a sizable majority during the last "millage" vote — despite the libertarians. There's also a sizable number of voters who automatically vote for all bond issues and, I'm guessing, they're a larger percentage than those who automatically vote against them.