(Lansing, MI)  --  A new poll shows Michigan voters don't want to get rid of the state's item pricing law, which requires every piece of merchandise in a store to have a price tag.  Governor Snyder has proposed getting rid of the law, calling it antiquated.  The poll by EPIC/MRA of Lansing showed 51 percent want to keep the law in place, while 39 percent want it gone.  The poll also gave Snyder a 59 percent approval rating.