The results are in: Question 3 has been defeated! Thank you to voters for taking the time to look into the facts on this risky and costly proposal. We couldn’t have done this without you!

Consumer advocates oppose Question 3 because it would eliminate existing consumer protections that help Nevada's most vulnerable populations get access to affordable, reliable electricity. bit.ly/2qmnlj8

A diverse group of Nevadans from across the state have come together to oppose Question 3.

Tomorrow, polls open at 7:00 a.m. - get there early and beat the lines to vote NO on Question 3! bit.ly/2Pxub3x

Question 3 would shut down Nevada's existing rooftop solar program. Vote NO on 3. bit.ly/2AIRajO

Question 3 would threaten clean energy projects across Nevada, including Nevada's existing rooftop solar program. bit.ly/2Rxm1FA

Today is the last day for early voting in Nevada! Beat the crowds and get to the polls to vote NO on 3! bit.ly/2dSFuS9

Electricity deregulation under Question 3 would cause electric rates to increase all across the state. Please vote NO on 3. bit.ly/2CQfh1r

Nevada's existing electricity system is a leader in renewable energy. Question 3 would put that at risk. bit.ly/2Qbf4cV

Tomorrow is the last day for early voting in Nevada! Remember to show up and vote NO on Question 3. bit.ly/2dSFuS9

Question 3 would be bad for all Nevadans. Please join us and vote NO on 3. bit.ly/2Jq9qBj

Question 3 would increase electricity rates across Nevada, costing the average family hundreds more per year. Please vote NO on 3. bit.ly/2OikD7E

Question 3 would lock electricity deregulation into Nevada's constitution, making it harder to fix when things go wrong. bit.ly/2RT5mNz

Not only does Question 3 do nothing for renewable energy, it would increase Nevada's dependence on out-of-state fossil fuels. bit.ly/2OoSl0e

Former Nevada Secretary of State Ross Miller opposes Question 3 because it would dismantle and deregulate Nevada’s existing electric system. bit.ly/2RjoDH3

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Question 3 would be especially bad for rural Nevadans. Vote NO on Question 3. bit.ly/2P0neHQ

Las Vegas Weekly called Question 3 a “formula for chaos.” Please vote NO on 3. bit.ly/2EFJl2u

Question 3 would create major roadblocks to fixing the problems caused by electricity deregulation. bit.ly/2RPB0vz

Former Nevada Attorney General Frankie Sue DelPapa opposes Question 3 because it would lock electricity deregulation into Nevada’s Constitution. Get the facts: bit.ly/2PhQZ7g