Urban voters will decide Oregon GMO-label initiative

Political analysts say the outcome of Oregon’s statewide referendum on labeling foods made with genetically modified organisms will depend on whether opponents can win over liberal-leaning urban voters, says the Portland Tribune. Analysts expect the opposition to out-spend the pro-labeling campaign. Around 80 percent of the state population lives in urban areas. Analysts told the Tribune… » Read More

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