Nevada Legislative Session Measure (1960)

From Ballotpedia

The Nevada Legislative Session Measure was a measure to require the state legislature to have a regular session once every two years, on odd-numbered years, instead of annually. It passed.

See also

• List of Nevada ballot measures

Reference

• I&R Institute ballot measure database for Nevada

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