Elections on the ballot: Seven states looking to break partisan control

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Seven states are looking to reform some of their election and governance rules to move away from partisanship via several ballot measures. 

Voters from across the country appear likely to vote on reforms related to gerrymandering, closed and semi-closed primaries, and winner-take-all voting.

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