Those who vote in an Assembly district election are a different group of people than those who vote in initiative elections.

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Assembly district elections are specific to a certain geographic area, and only registered voters within that area can vote in the election. Initiative elections are open to all registered voters in a state or county and do not have any specific geographic requirements. Therefore, the two groups of voters are likely to be different.

Those Who Vote in an Assembly District Election Are a Different