Definition
A question on the ballot written in language so confusing that voting "yes" might mean "no" and nobody is entirely sure. It's democracy's version of a terms-and-conditions agreement that you have to read before clicking accept.
Example Usage
"The ballot measure was worded so confusingly that a vote to ban fireworks accidentally legalized them on Wednesdays, and nobody noticed until the first Wednesday."
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