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2014 Advertisements

"Greed Kills" -- View TV

Read North Carolina's news story cited at the end of "Greed Kills": "NC Loses One Child Per Week in Underage Drinking-Related Accidents" -- 88.5 WFDD (North Carolina)

(*None of the statistics in the advertisement were done by or related to the UFCW) 

2013 Advertisements

"You'll Never See Me Graduate..." -- View TV

"Corbett's Reckless Privatization Scheme" -- View TV

"The Governor's Irresponsible Plans to Sell the PA Lottery and Wine & Spirits Stores" -- View TV

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Research

A full list of independent research studies and their summaries on why liquor privatization is bad public policy.  Read here.

A comprehensive study on what would happen if North Carolina expanded liquor into a private market.

North Carolina news story: "NC loses one child per week in underage drinking-related accidents"

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CDC Reports

CDC Report for 2007 -- Page 105 shows Pennsylvania has the lowest death rate associated with alcohol consumption

Spreadsheet for 1999-2007 -- Pennsylvania has the lowest death rate associated with alcohol consumption: Souce CDC Wonder Database

CDC recommends against further privatization of alcohol sales

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Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board Reports

PLCB release on financials for Fiscal Year 2014-15 -- PLCB Fiscal Year 2014-15 Annual Report

PLCB's mid-year Financial Report 2014-15

PLCB's Fiscal Year 2013-14 Annual Report

PLCB's Fiscal Year 2012-13 Annual Report

PLCB's Statement on Financil Year 2012-13

PLCB's Financial Fact sheet

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Governor Corbett's PFM Report

PFM Report shows $14 million dollars lost -- NOT gained from the sale of PA's Wine and Spirits Stores

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Independent Polling

Independent polls show that a majority of people do NOT support the privatization of PA's Wine and Spirits Stores.  View a chart that shows the drop in support for liquor privatization since 2011.

Read the Franklin and Marshall poll from June 2015 that shows less than 2 percent of voters think liquor privatization is a top priority for PA lawmakers.

Read the Franklin and Marshall poll from July 2, 2014 -- pages 14 and 15 deal with liquor privatization questions where the majority of participants believe PA's Wine and Spirits Stores should be Modernized or kept the same rather than privatized.