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LETTER: The misleading ads on Question 3

The excellent Sept. 21 commentary on the misleading Yes on Question 3 commercials is being swamped by the volume of these commercials. The opinion piece points out how the commercials, funded from out of state, avoid mentioning ranked-choice voting and all its impacts. I fear that, because of the misleading commercials, Question 3 will pass, and I wonder if any legal challenges are possible to ensure the public gets an accurate view.

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