§ 78000 Producer Continuation Referendum
Imagine a group of apple farmers in a town. The town has a rule that all farmers must share their extra apples with each other. In 1995, the town asks all the apple farmers to vote on whether they want to keep this rule or not.
If more than half of the farmers who vote say they want to keep sharing apples, the rule stays. If not, the rule goes away at the end of 1995. The town doesn’t need to pay any money or put up any security to hold this vote.
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§ 78000 Producer Continuation Referendum
Last verified: January 23, 2026