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Reasoning
What could make the petition misleading to voters who assumed its purpose was to extend local antismoking ordinances statewide? The petition would mislead such voters if it were not intended to help extend local antismoking ordinances statewide as the voters assumed. The information provided suggests that the petition does genuinely support statewide smoking restriction and that the campaign workers are describing it accurately. But the petition could still mislead the voters if the proposed statewide smoking restriction would actually weaken local smoking ordinances.
A. This is a reason to support a smoking ban, not a reason why a petition to implement such a ban would be misleading.
B. Voters who assume that the ban would extend local ordinances might not assume that the ban would have a huge impact in rural areas.
C. Correct. If the proposed law would supersede and weaken local ordinances, then it would not extend them statewide as the voters assume. Therefore, the petition would be misleading.
D. This suggests that most voters would support a statewide smoking ban, not that a petition to implement such a ban would be misleading.
E. E This suggests that the state law would be compatible with local ordinances, just as voters who think that the law would extend those ordinances would assume.
The correct answer is C. |
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