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Nuclear Free

madokie

(51,076 posts)

10. Results of right now

Reply to robinlynne (Original post)

Mon Jun 25, 2012, 08:41 AM

Jun 2012

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Keep them shut down, permanently 40.11% (2,542 votes)

Reopen them only if Mitsubishi pays for the needed repairs 2.73% (173 votes)

Reopen them regardless of the cost, but shut them down in 2022 0.63% (40 votes)

Reopen them and seek a new license to keep them running until 2042 55.17% (3,496 votes)

Other: 1.36% (86 votes)

Total Votes: 6,337
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LA Times poll about closing San Onofre nuclear plant desperately needs DU love! [View all] robinlynne Jun 2012 OP

done. pennylane100 Jun 2012 #1

done. Didn't Fukishima teach anyone anything at all? PDJane Jun 2012 #2

Won't find too much love for that after the "Brown Outs" in 2002 FreakinDJ Jun 2012 #3

I guess Fukushima Politicalboi Jun 2012 #4

Done. I'm astounded by the results! gateley Jun 2012 #5

I'm guessing a business is pushing the voting. robinlynne Jun 2012 #7

There's a lot of conservatives in California. nt bananas Jun 2012 #8

Maybe they like having electricity 24/7? oldhippie Jun 2012 #11

Done! Down by 1,000 votes. Hard to believe. Citizen Worker Jun 2012 #6

Done but we're losing. Can we maske sure it the cloud blows south to the OC when it melts down? TeamPooka Jun 2012 #9

Results of right now madokie Jun 2012 #10