1991 ballot measures

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Thirty-four (34) ballot measures were on statewide ballots in 1991 in five states.

Maine

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Type Title Subject Description Result
CISS Turnpike Initiative Transportation Width of Maine turnpike Approved
LRCA State Retirement Fund State budget State retirement funds not to be diverted Approved
LRSS Question 3 Bonds $5.5 million bond for correctional facilities Defeated
LRSS Question 4 Bonds $16.5 million bond for water projects Defeated
LRSS Question 5 Bonds $7.5 million bond for natural resource financing Defeated
LRSS Question 6 Bonds $5 million bond to purchase land for parks, preservation Defeated
LRSS Question 7 Bonds $10 million bond for recycling equipment for municipalities Defeated
LRSS Question 8 Bonds $5 million bond for state parks, historic buildings Defeated
LRSS Question 9 Bonds $29.7 million bond for highways, bridges Approved

Missouri

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Type Title Subject Description Result
LRSS Proposition B Taxes Tax increase to fund education programs Defeated

Oklahoma

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Type Title Subject Description Result
CICA Question 639 Education Repeal HB 1017, an education reform package Defeated

Texas

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Texas held two statewide elections on ballot measures in 2001 to vote on fifteen measures altogether, with two measures on the August 10 ballot and thirteen on the November 5 ballot.

Type Title Subject Description Result
LRCA Prop 1 August Taxes Allow voters of a county education district to adopt certain exemptions from the districts ad valorem taxation Approved
LRCA Prop 2 August Bonds Allow general obligation bonds to provide educational loans to students. Defeated
LRCA Prop 1 November Initiative rights Allow home-rule cities with a population of 5,000 or less to amend charters by popular vote Approved
LRCA Prop 2 November Budget Turnpike Authority required to repay certain monies to the Department of Transportation Approved
LRCA Prop 3 Budget Expand investment authority of the Veterans' Land Board Approved
LRCA Prop 4 Bond issues $1.1 billion in bonds for prisons Approved
LRCA Prop 5 Taxes In enterprise zones, exempt some property from taxation Defeated
LRCA Prop 6 Admin of gov't Establish the Texas Ethics Commission Approved
LRCA Prop 7 Spending Allow board of trustees of public retirement system to invest funds as it considers prudent. Defeated
LRCA Prop 8 Spending Authorize state legislature to submit debt questions to voters as ballot measures Approved
LRCA Prop 9 Admin of gov't Authorize General Land Office to issue patents for public free school fund land for 50 years under some conditions Approved
LRCA Prop 10 Taxes Some property owned by non-profit water supply or wastewater companies exempt for property taxes Approved
LRCA Prop 11 Gambling State lottery authorized Approved
LRCA Prop 12 Spending Increase amount of bonds that may be issued for economically distressed areas Approved
LRCA Prop 13 Spending Allow the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board to issue bonds Approved

Washington

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Type Title Subject Description Result
ITP Term Limits, #553 Term limits Term limits for statewide elective offices Defeated
ITP Property Taxes, #559 Taxes Value property at the January 1, 1985 rate or subsequent sales price, adjusted for cost of living Defeated
ITL Aid-in-Dying, #119 Suicide Terminally ill patients allowed to request aid-in-dying from physician Defeated
ITL Abortion, #120 Abortion State abortion laws declare woman's right to choose abortion prior to viability Approved
LRSS 911 Phone Tax, #42 Taxes 911 emergency service throughout state funded by telephone tax Approved
LRCA Superior Court Commissioners Judicial reform County commissions allowed to establish number of Superior Court Commissioners Defeated
LRCA Superior Court Jurisdiction Judicial reform Reference to "cases in equity" deleted from Superior Court's original jurisdiction Defeated
LRCA County Home Rule Admin of gov't Provide alternative method of drafting county home rule charters for submission to voters Defeated

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