Massachusetts teachers unions are spending as much as $12 million to defeat Question 2. Charter advocates are more than matching them but the union has a big advantage--active members in every community across the state and long-standing relationships with state and local elected officials going back decades.
"If I say 'yes' it's already defeating the question, because it would mean I know the answer," he replies.
The political action committee that NV Energy funded, called the Coalition to Defeat Question 3, has described the deregulation plan as "risky" and "costly". It pointed to California's failed attempt to deregulate its electricity market, which famously caused blackouts and rate hikes in 2000 and 2001.
With Prime Minister Theresa May's bill defeated, the question dominating British politics is: What comes next?
Union officials "question whether this action would ever have been taken against a male player or coach, who, in the heated moments after a frustrating defeat, questioned the tactics of the opposing team," Nichols said.
No doubt there will be shrugs from some at the end of this decisive defeat, questions about Sancho's progress next to the incisive excellence of Eriksen and Son.
Although the M23 is defeated, important questions remain about whether their political grievances will be addressed to try to put the country on a path to peace.
Forget that self-defeating question about what difference will our act make in comparison to whatever the issue that concerns us?
Bernie Sanders is expected to defeat Hillary Clinton – the question is by how much.
Yet for all its detailed recounting of the facts of genocide, "Holokaust" and its producers are defeated by the question that hangs over the events of last century.
ALBUQUERQUE — Voters here on Tuesday defeated a ballot question that sought to ban abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy, delivering a critical setback to an anti-abortion movement that had sought to use this progressive city to recalibrate the national debate around women's reproductive rights.
