• Voting “no” on either measure means you’re voting to keep OHVs in town but still confined to the designated route. “No” votes are, indeed, a valid vote.
• If either measure has more “no” votes than either of the “yes” votes, the status quo, or the current designated route in town, will remain.
• If two ballot questions conflict and both are approved by receiving more “yes” votes than “no” votes, t…
