November
7, 2012, Detroit, Mich. – Michigan voters sent a message during Tuesday night's
U.S. election: They don't need to weigh in on whether any new bridge should be
built between their state and Canada.
November
7, 2012, Detroit, Mich. – Michigan voters sent a message during Tuesday night's
U.S. election: They don't need to weigh in on whether any new bridge should be
built between their state and Canada.
Voters
defeated Proposal 6, which would have called for a statewide vote on plans for
any new international crossing, including a proposed new bridge that would link
Windsor, Ont., to Detroit. Slightly more than 60 per cent of voters turned down
the proposal, which would have been entrenched in the state's Constitution.
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