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A statewide party can be established by collecting 32,261 signatures (with some rules about how the signatures are distributed).

The FBI and other federal agents can arrest anyone in any state where pot is legal statewide under federal law.

But you cannot fight a drought in this manner when residential water use makes up barely 14% of statewide water consumption.

In Michigan, the sales tax rate is specified in the state constitution and can only be changed by holding a statewide vote.

In 1931 the Division inaugurated its teletypewriter system, the forerunner of the New York Statewide Police Information System the Division operates today.

Many of the statewide same sex marriage bans also prohibited civil unions.

I think the goal would be to scale desalination efforts to the point where it can replace groundwater pumping statewide.

> The FBI and other federal agents can arrest anyone in any state where pot is legal statewide under federal law.

Emergancy use in the US (I'm not sure if this has changed) has in practice meant very liberal use and sometimes statewide blanket coverage (e.g.

IHA leads regional and statewide California performance measurement and value-based payment programs, serves as an incubator for pilot programs and demonstration projects, and collaborates with diverse healthcare stakeholders on a variety of critical healthcare issues.

Even if water demands in farming are relatively inelastic, cutting statewide water use by 25% is literally impossible without cuts to farming use, and at the end of the day the rainfall doesn't care how much water you think you need to farm.

There was a statewide measure in Colorado in the last election that would (somewhat) equalize funding across school districts, taking money from rich areas and giving more to poor areas (meaning more than they get under the current system, not more money in aggregate).