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106:Total votes
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1858:Hash Bash
1799:Worldwide
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1384:Minnesota
480:nonprofit
417:1,785,829
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189:state law
111:1,119,453
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1712:Timeline
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1609:Illegal
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116:100.00%
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76:611,190
43:Results
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1399:Nevada
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