Mulroy: There is bipartisan agreement on voting against all three referenda in the upcoming election

By Steve Mulroy, Guest Columnist Published: October 30, 2018 4:31 PM CT

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Steve Mulroy

Steve Mulroy is a former federal prosecutor who teaches criminal law and procedure at the University of Memphis. He served on the Shelby County Commission from 2006-2014.

Have you noticed a recent public outcry to give politicians more time in office? Or to make people have to vote more frequently, or spend more on elections? How about an outcry against majority rule?

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Mulroy: There is bipartisan agreement on voting against all three referenda in the upcoming election

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