When asked if the Columbus, Ohio station’s viewers support the efforts, a total of 1,095 people voted.
Of those, 49% (546) voted “no” to restrict interest rates; 48% (530) voted “yes” to restrict; and 1% (19) were undecided.
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NBC station asks, Do you support lawmakers’ efforts to restrict interest rates on payday lending?
Posted on08 May 2008.
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I would like to know out of the 1095 people who voted what their annual income is for the entire household they live and then whether they voted yes or no to HB 545. This would be a more accurate outlook if the people who voted yes were truthful.