Multiple Choice
Some states give their state legislatures an opportunity to act on measures proposed by voters.If the legislature approves, the law goes into effect, and, if not, the measure gets placed on the ballot for a public vote.This is an example of ________.
A) indirect initiative
B) gatekeeping
C) redistricting
D) gerrymandering
E) lobbying
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