Initiative 2066, which would prohibit laws that discourage natural gas use or promote electrification, and which would instead require utilities to provide natural gas to customers, was the only initiative that got a clear majority of support, with 51% saying they would vote Yes and 28% saying they would vote against it. About 20% remained undecided. Support for this has risen since September, when 47% of respondents to the Cascade PBS/Elway Poll said they supported it.
Initiative 2124 would make participation in the state’s long-term care insurance elective by default, and permit opt-outs at any time. Critics of the initiative say making it easier for workers to opt out of
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