^The proposal needed a majority of all votes (468,637) cast in the election to pass
^The proposal needed a majority of all votes (421,164) cast in the election to pass
^The proposal needed a majority of all votes (524,721) cast in the election to pass
^ a bThe proposal needed a majority of all votes cast in the election to pass
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