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Court upholds invalidation of anti-trans ballot referendum
A Maine Superior Court judge upheld the Secretary of State's decision to invalidate an anti-transgender ballot referendum due to improper signature collection by out-of-state petition circulators. The referendum, which sought to limit trans students' access to school sports teams, bathrooms, and locker rooms, fell about 500 signatures short of the legal threshold.
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