Suppose you wanted to change the state's constitution to require public financing for all campaigns. If you were relying on professional signature gatherers (who charge at least $1.50 per signature), what is the minimum amount of money you could reasonably expect to spend in order to qualify this amendment for the ballot?

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Kassandra Odonnell

30 October, 12:21

Suppose you wanted to change the state's constitution to require public financing for all campaigns. If you were relying on professional signature gatherers (who charge at least $1.50 per signature), what is the minimum amount of money you could reasonably expect to spend in order to qualify this amendment for the ballot?

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Vanessa Stuart · Answer 1

Answer: $1.5 millions

Step-by-step explanation:

Since the population is in millions and a million is like a fraction many millions.

Therefore, the minimum amount of money you could reasonably expect to spend in order to qualify for this amendment for the ballot is $1.5 millions