The People Have Spoken: Private School Vouchers Have A Long Track Record Of Failure At The Ballot Box

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Written By Rob Boston

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Voters in Arizona in November rejected a plan to expand private-school vouchers in the state by 65 to 35 percent. The lopsided results might have been a surprise to school-voucher boosters, but they shouldn’t have been. Vouchers and other forms of private-school aid plans have been getting trounced at the ballot box since 1967.

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