Ohio Abolish Supreme Court Elections (1987)

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Ohio Issue No. 3 (1987) was a measure to abolish election of Supreme, Appeals Court judges. It failed with 35.4% votes in favor.

Text of the proposal

Change the way Ohio selects its Supreme Court and Appeals Court Judges by abolishing the direct election method and replacing it with an appointment system (Adopt Sec. 7 and amend Secs. 6 and 13 of Art. IV)

See also

• List of Ohio ballot measures

Reference

• National Conference of State Legislatures

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