Ohio Issue 4 (Primary) (1973)

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Ohio Issue 4 (Primary) (1973) was a measure relating to the Supreme Court Commission. This ballot measure was referred to the ballot by the Ohio State Legislature. It failed, with 44.9% of voters in favor.

Text of the proposal

Appeared on the ballot in the May 8, 1973 primary election

To repeal a section of the Ohio Constitution relative to a Supreme Court Commission (Art. IV, Sec. 22) ^[1]

See also

• List of Ohio ballot measures

References

1. ↑ National Conference of State Legislatures

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