Maine Question 5 (1991)

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Maine Question 5 was on the November 5, 1991 ballot in Maine as a legislatively-referred bond measure, where it was defeated.

Voters were asked whether they favored a $7.5 million bond issue "for use in providing financing assistance to Maine's natural resource and other industries for job retention and job creation."

• Yes: 139,848
• No: 233,399

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• Votes on Maine bond issues, 1910-present

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