Residents of Washington state get a chance to cast a vote that would end government control over liquor sales and distribution.
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October 12th, 2010 at 1:19 pm
Though I don’t live in Washington anymore, I am right across the river and really hope that I-1100 ends up passing. It’s ridiculous for states to have a monopoly on liquor sales. I’m also hoping it passes because that might nudge Oregon to drop their controlled prices. The OLCC’s price list is just ridiculous sometimes, e.g. El Dorado 12 and 15 are $20 more if I get them in an Oregon liquor store than if I buy them online. Time to let liquor stores compete on price and selection.