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ELECTION 2010
Amendments Are Important A vote AGAINST Amendments 5 and
6 would:
By State Representative Alan Williams • Continue to allow the legislature to
draw districts to favor an incumbent
or political party A vote FOR
Amendments 5 and 6 would:
• Set non-political standards for
redistricting
• Reduce the gerrymandering of
districts
A vote AGAINST Amendments 5 and
6 would:
• Continue to allow the legislature
to draw districts to favor an
incumbent or political party
Amendment 8- Class Sizes
Summary:
• For kindergarten through 3rd
grade, teachers are limited to 18
students
• For 4th through 8th grade,
teachers are limited to 22 students
• For 9th through 12th grade,
teachers are limited to 25 students
A vote FOR Amendment 8 would:
• Provide more flexibility when
meeting class size requirements
• Allow limits to increase
by a maximum of five students for
each level
• Allow more local control for
teacher-student ratios
A vote AGAINST Amendment 8
would:
• Leave class sizes as is
aVOTE Nov. 2nd!
