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Both statewide proposals pass in New York

Both proposed constitutional amendments on the November 3, 2009 New York ballot have been approved. Little opposition was shown during campaigning for both measures, and the results reflected that as both passed by a large margin.

Ballot measure	Outcome	Yes %	No %	Precincts Reporting
Proposal 1		818,657 (66.9%)	404,320 (33.1%)	95%
Proposal 2		818,250 (67.5%)	394,836 (32.5%)	95%

Source: The New York Times as of 10:22am EST.

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