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This is what happens to voters who don't really give a damn if medicine becomes decriminalized. Correct, you threw away your vote towards a measure that is more progressive. Sorry, if you would've been 100% concerned about the chronically ill then you would've voted FOR both measures instead of trying to split the vote. I didn't see issue 6 saying, "Only vote for ours, say no on 7". Now that it is almost too late you are finally telling your followers to vote "yes" on both. Too little, too late.