Only a small percentage of likely voters have heard of Proposition 64, the ballot initiative that aims to weaken the state's unfair business competition law, according to the results of a recently released Field Poll. Forty-one percent of the voters contacted who were read the text of the initiative said they would oppose the measure, 21 percent said they would support it, and 38 percent said they were undecided. But only 8 percent of likely voters had even heard of it.
August 17, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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