State and local government budgets, spending and finance on the ballot

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State and local government budgets, spending and finance on the ballot: This topic refers to ballot measures regarding all things monetary, excluding bond issues. Specifics include public endowments, public finance, state spending, spending caps, state budgets, and TIF (tax increment financing). Currently this topic includes a large number of measures. However, in the future this will be subdivided for greater specificity.

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Ballot measures lists

Alabama

  1. Alabama Amendment 1 (2003)
  2. Alabama Cell Radio Tax, Amendment 1 (1998)
  3. Alabama Excellence Initiative Fund, Amendment 1 (September 2003)
  4. Alabama General Fund Rainy Day Account, Amendment 2 (2002)
  5. Alabama Phaseout of Supernumary Programs, Amendment 2 (1999)
  6. Alabama Proposal 2, Dedicated Funds for State Retiree Health Costs (2007)
  7. Alabama Rainy Day Accounts, Amendment 1 (2008)

Alaska

  1. Alaska Authorization of Special Legislative Committees (1980)
  2. Alaska Authorization to Issue Veterans’ Housing Bonds Amendment (1982)
  3. Alaska Budget Reserve Amendment (1990)
  4. Alaska Legislative Annulment Amendment (1986)
  5. Alaska Legislative Interim Committees (1978)
  6. Alaska Limitation on State Budget Appropriations Amendment (1982)
  7. Alaska Longevity Bonus Advisory Vote (1986)
  8. Alaska Permanent Fund Advisory Vote (1999)
  9. Alaska Permanent Fund Amendment (1976)
  10. Alaska State Budget Appropriations (1986)

Arizona

  1. Arizona Appropriations Amendment (2012)
  2. Arizona First Things First Program Repeal, Proposition 302 (2010)
  3. Arizona Land Conservation Fund Transfer, Proposition 301 (2010)
  4. Arizona State School Trust Land Revenues, Proposition 300 (2002)

California

  1. California Deficit Prevention Amendment (2012)
  2. California Government Performance and Accountability Act (2012)
  3. California Government Spending Limit Initiative (2012)
  4. California Local Taxpayers, Public Safety, and Local Services Protection Initiative (2012)
  5. California No Tuition for California Residents (2012)
  6. California Proposition 1, Deposit of Moneys Belonging to the State (1912)
  7. California Proposition 1, Public Retirement Funds (1966)
  8. California Proposition 10 (June 1976)
  9. California Proposition 10, Loans from State Government to Corporations (1970)
  10. California Proposition 10, Post-Disaster Restoration of Private Property (1966)
  11. California Proposition 10, Proceeds from Sale of Land Grant Lands (1964)
  12. California Proposition 10, State Agency Claims and Budgets (1934)
  13. California Proposition 11, State Permitted to Own Shares in Mutual Water Companies (1940)
  14. California Proposition 12, Maximum Permissible Term of Statutory State Bond Issues (1956)
  15. California Proposition 12, State Budget Deadlines (1922)
  16. California Proposition 125, Allocation of Gas Taxes to Purchase of Railroad Equipment (1990)
  17. California Proposition 13, Allocation of Public School Funds (1946)
  18. California Proposition 14, Allowed Uses of Street and Highway Funds (1960)
  19. California Proposition 14, Apportionment of State Funds to Political Subdivisions (1940)
  20. California Proposition 15, Creation of a State Budget Board (1918)
  21. California Proposition 16, Annual Sixty-Day Legislative Sessions (1940)
  22. California Proposition 16, Repaying the City of Venice's Debts (1918)
  23. California Proposition 162, the "Pension Protection Act" (1992)
  24. California Proposition 165, the "Government Accountability and Taxpayer Protection Act" (1992)
  25. California Proposition 169, the "Budget Implementation Amendment" (1993)
  26. California Proposition 17, State Treasurer Trustee of Certain State Moneys (1942)
  27. California Proposition 18, Gas Tax and License Fee Revenues Used for Pollution Control (1970)
  28. California Proposition 18, State Funds Held in Trust by State Treasurer (1938)
  29. California Proposition 19, Rules Governing State Indebtedness (1934)
  30. California Proposition 19, Surplus Funds Distributed to War Veterans (1938)
  31. California Proposition 1A, Temporary Tax Increase (May 2009)
  32. California Proposition 1C, Borrowing Against Future Lottery Proceeds (May 2009)
  33. California Proposition 2, Annual Legislative Sessions and Budgets (1942)
  34. California Proposition 2, Deposit of Public Moneys (1918)
  35. California Proposition 2, Loans of Transportation-Related Revenues (1998)
  36. California Proposition 2, Per Pupil Subsidies to Public School Districts (1952)
  37. California Proposition 2, State Government Allowed to Borrow Money (1935)
  38. California Proposition 20, State Funds for Hospital Construction (1952)
  39. California Proposition 21, Retirement and Pension Fund Investments (1984)
  40. California Proposition 22, Ban on State Borrowing from Local Governments (2010)
  41. California Proposition 23, Deposits of Public Money (1922)
  42. California Proposition 25, Majority Vote for Legislature to Pass the Budget (2010)
  43. California Proposition 3 , Rules about Deposit of Public Moneys for Local Governments (1924)
  44. California Proposition 3, Schedule for Submitting and Approving State Budget (1970)
  45. California Proposition 3, State Legislative Salaries and Per Diem Allowances (1949)
  46. California Proposition 35, Call for a Federal Balanced Budget (1984)
  47. California Proposition 4, Public School Appropriations in Event of Delayed Budget (1970)
  48. California Proposition 4, the "Gann Limit" Initiative (1979)
  49. California Proposition 41, Limits on Welfare Spending (1984)
  50. California Proposition 45, Use of Credit Unions for State Deposits (1986)
  51. California Proposition 47, Vehicle License Fees Allocated to Cities and Counties (1986)
  52. California Proposition 48, Cap on Retirement Payments (1986)
  53. California Proposition 49, Funding for Before and After School Programs (2002)
  54. California Proposition 5, Funds Transfers to Political Subdivisions (1924)
  55. California Proposition 5, Public and Non-Profit Hospital Loan Guarantees (1968)
  56. California Proposition 51, Non-Economic Damages Assessed in Lawsuits (1986)
  57. California Proposition 53, State and Local Infrastructure Investment Act (October 2003)
  58. California Proposition 56, Lower Threshold Required to Pass the State Budget (March 2004)
  59. California Proposition 57, Bonds to Pay Off State Government's Deficit (March 2004)
  60. California Proposition 58, Balanced Budget Act (March 2004)
  61. California Proposition 6, Annual 60-Day State Legislative Session (1944)
  62. California Proposition 6, Deposit of Public Moneys (October 1915)
  63. California Proposition 6, Legislature to Convene Annually (1946)
  64. California Proposition 6, Rules Governing Pension Fund Investments (1982)
  65. California Proposition 60A, Surplus Government Property Sold to Lower Deficit (2004)
  66. California Proposition 7, Funds Allocated to Cities and Counties (1968)
  67. California Proposition 7, Los Angeles County Borrowing (1918)
  68. California Proposition 7, Pension Funds May Be Invested in Stocks and Shares (1964)
  69. California Proposition 7, State Aid for Disaster Relief (June 1980)
  70. California Proposition 71, State Government Spending Limitations (June 1988)
  71. California Proposition 76, Cap on Growth of State Budget (2005)
  72. California Proposition 8, Constitutional Provisions Dealing with State Fiscal Affairs (1949)
  73. California Proposition 8, Deposits of Public Money in Savings & Loan Associations (June 1976)
  74. California Proposition 8, Legislative Budget Session in February (1956)
  75. California Proposition 8, Municipality Maintenance Loans (1982)
  76. California Proposition 8, State Funds Allocated for County and Municipal Purposes (1938)
  77. California Proposition 88, Deposit of Public Moneys (1988)
  78. California Proposition 9, Bond Proceeds Fund for General Obligation Bonds (1962)
  79. California Proposition 9, Funds for Elementary Schools (1944)
  80. California Proposition 92, Funding for Community Colleges (February 2008)
  81. California Proposition 98, Mandatory Education Spending (1988)
  82. California Rainy Day Budget Stabilization Fund Act (2014)
  83. California Senate Constitutional Amendment 13 (2009)
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Colorado

  1. Colorado Amendment 2 (1988)
  2. Colorado Excess State Revenues Act (1998)
  3. Colorado Initiative 126 (2008)
  4. Colorado Motor Vehicle, Income, and Telecom Taxes, Proposition 101 (2010)
  5. Colorado Prison Spending, Referendum A (1995)
  6. Colorado Property Taxes, Amendment 60 (2010)
  7. Colorado Spending Cap Amendment (1988)
  8. Colorado Spending Cap Amendment (1990)
  9. Colorado State Borrowing Act, Referendum D (2005)
  10. Colorado State Spending Act, Referendum C (2005)
  11. Colorado State Trust Lands Act (1996)
  12. Colorado State and Local Debt Limitations, Amendment 61 (2010)
  13. Colorado TABOR Question (1999)
  14. Colorado Unemployment Compensation Act (1996)
  15. Colorado Video Lottery Act, Amendment 33 (2003)
  16. Denver Chamber of Commerce

Connecticut

  1. Connecticut Limit on State Expenditures, Question 2 (1992)

Florida

  1. Florida Federal Budget Advisory Question (2010)
  2. Florida Limitation of State Revenue Collections, Amendment 2 (1994)
  3. Florida Local Governmental Expenditures Amendment (1990)
  4. Florida State Planning and Budget Process, Amendment 1 (2006)
  5. Florida State Revenue Limitation, Amendment 3 (2012)
  6. New York State Spending Amendment (2013)

Hawaii

  1. Hawaii Tax Rebates Amendment, Question 2 (2010)

Idaho

  1. Idaho Compensation for Constitutional Executive Officers, S.J.R. 102 (1998)
  2. Idaho S.J.R. 107, Tobacco Settlement Permanent Endowment Amendment (2006)

Iowa

  1. Iowa Balanced State Budget and Rainy Day Fund, Amendment 1 (1999)
  2. Iowa Supermajority to Raise Taxes, Amendment 2 (1999)

Kansas

  1. Kansas "Rainy Day" Fund Amendment (2012)

Kentucky

  1. Kentucky Balanced Budget Requirement, Amendment 1 (1994)

Louisiana

  1. Louisiana Appropriations for Education, Amendment 7 (Oct 1999)
  2. Louisiana Biennial Budget Cycle, Amendment 3 ( Oct 1999)
  3. Louisiana Budget Estimate to Fund Law Enforcement, Amendment 6 (2002)
  4. Louisiana Budget Stabilization Fund, Amendment 4 (October 2011)
  5. Louisiana Creates Oil Spill Contingency Fund, Amendment 12 (October 1995)
  6. Louisiana Creates Oilfield Site Restoration Fund, Amendment 11 (October 1995)
  7. Louisiana Limit Administrative Spending, Amendment 3 (October 1990)
  8. Louisiana Mineral Revenue Trust Fund, Amendment 2 (October 1990)
  9. Louisiana Patient's Compensation Fund, Amendment 3 (October 2011)
  10. Louisiana Permanent Trust Fund, Amendment 1 (October 1994)
  11. Louisiana Police Salaries, Amendment 4 (Oct 1999)
  12. Louisiana Public Retirement System, Amendment 2 (October 2011)
  13. Louisiana Retirement Fund Investment, Amendment 7 (2008)
  14. Louisiana Separate State Budgets, Amendment 5 (October 1995)
  15. Louisiana TOPS Scholarship Program, Amendment 1 (October 2011)
  16. State spending, Louisiana

Maine

  1. Maine Bond Limits Amendment (1976)
  2. Maine Bonds for York County (1970)
  3. Maine Budget Appropriations for 1970 and 1971 (1970)
  4. Maine Debt Limit of School Building Authority (1955)
  5. Maine Excise Tax Trust Fund Amendment (1983)
  6. Maine Funded Mandates Amendment, Question 3 (1992)
  7. Maine Government Aid for Highway Bridges Act (1916)
  8. Maine Higher Education Loan Guarantees Amendment (1982)
  9. Maine Housing Loan Repayment Guarantee, Question 2 (1990)
  10. Maine Inland Fisheries Revenue Amendment, Question 2 (1992)
  11. Maine Line-Item Veto Amendment, Question 7 (1995)
  12. Maine Loan Guarantees to Veterans (1984)
  13. Maine Loans for Housing to Native Americans Amendment (1972)
  14. Maine Loans to College Students Amendment (1971)
  15. Maine Loans to Resident Veterans Amendment (1972)
  16. Maine Municipal Debt Limit Increase (1951)
  17. Maine Municipal Debt Limit Increase (1954)
  18. Maine No Bonds for Current Expenses Amendment (1976)
  19. Maine Retirement System Amendment, Question 6 (1995)
  20. Maine Revenue Sources Required for Legislative Bills (1951)
  21. Maine Rules Governing State's Borrowing Authority (1951)
  22. Maine School Building Authority Debt Limits (1951)
  23. Maine School Building Authority Loans (1969)
  24. Maine State Retirement Fund Amendment, Question 2 (1991)
  25. Maine Tax Relief Initiative, Question 4 (2009)
  26. Maine Un-Issued Bonds Amendment (1984)
  27. Maine Watercraft Property Tax Exemption (1983)

Massachusetts

  1. Massachusetts Question 5 (1980)
  2. Massachusetts State Highway Revenues Question (1974)

Michigan

  1. Michigan Sales Tax, Proposal B (1989)
  2. Michigan Sales and Property Tax Amendment, Proposal A (June 1993)
  3. Michigan School Aid Fund Amendment (2012)

Minnesota

  1. Minnesota Spending Cap Amendment (2012)
  2. Minnesota Standing Appropriations Amendment (2012)

Missouri

  1. Missouri Budget Reserve Fund, Amendment 1 (2000)
  2. Missouri Budget Stabilization Fund, Amendment 6 (1992)
  3. Missouri Facilities Maintenance Reserve Fund, Amendment 3 (1996)
  4. Missouri Issue 2 (Primary)(1986)
  5. Missouri Issue 4 (1986)
  6. Missouri Rainy Day Fund, Amendment 7 (1996)

Montana

  1. Montana Big Sky Dividend, Amendment CI-63 (1992)
  2. Montana Protection of Public Pension Assets, Amendment C-25 (1994)
  3. Montana Tobacco Disease Prevention Act, I-146 (2002)
  4. Montana Treasure State Endowment Fund Act, LR-110 (1992)

Nebraska

  1. Nebraska Investment of Public Endowment Funds, Amendment 1 (May 2008)
  2. Nebraska Private Sector Endowment Fund Investment, Constitutional Amendment 2 (2006)
  3. Nebraska Spending Limit Amendment, Initiative Measure 423 (2006)
  4. Nebraska TIF Project, Constitutional Amendment 6 (2006)
  5. Nebraska Tax and Spending Increase Limits, Measure 405 (1990)
  6. Nebraska Tax and Spending Limits, Measure 413 (1998)

Nevada

  1. Nevada Economic Development Investment, Question 1 (2000)
  2. Nevada Installment and Lease Purchase Agreements, Question 5 (1994)
  3. Nevada Money Lending and Stock Holding, Question 5 (1992)
  4. Nevada State Debt Limit Building Retrofitting Exemption, Question 6 (1996)
  5. Nevada State Debt Limit School Exemption, Question 7 (2002)
  6. Nevada Tax and Spending Control Initiative (2006)
  7. Nevadans for Nevada

New Hampshire

  1. New Hampshire Line-Item Veto Authority Amendment (2012)

New Mexico

  1. New Mexico Amendment 1 (1996)
  2. New Mexico Amendment 2, Public Education Funding Act (September 2003)
  3. New Mexico Amendment 4 (1998)

New Jersey

  1. New Jersey Open Space, Farmland and Historic Preservation Funds, Question 1 (1998)
  2. New Jersey Public Question 3, State Government Mandates on School Districts and Municipalities (1995)
  3. New Jersey Question 1, Increase in Garden State Preservation Trust Bond Limits (2003)
  4. New Jersey Question 2, Allowable Uses of the Corporation Business Tax (2003)
  5. New Jersey Question 2, Tax Revenue Dedicated to Air Pollution Control (2005)
  6. New Jersey Question 3, No Lottery Funds to go to Prisons (1999)

New York

  1. New York Proposal 1, Spending on Sewage Facilities Excluded from Debt Limits (2003)
  2. New York Proposal 1, State Budget Process Act (2005)
  3. New York Proposal 2, Small City School Districts Excluded from Debt Limits (2003)

North Carolina

  1. North Carolina State Savings Fund Amendment (2012)

North Dakota

  1. North Dakota Bicentennial Trust Fund, Measure 3 (1992)
  2. North Dakota Fiscal Impact of Initiated Measures (Primary) (2004)
  3. North Dakota Measure 2 (Primary)(1990)
  4. North Dakota Measure 3 (Primary)(1990)
  5. North Dakota Trust Funds Amendment, HR-3037 (2006)
  6. North Dakota Veterans' Postwar Trust Fund Constitutional Measure (General)(1996)

Ohio

  1. Ohio Issue 1, Restrictions on Debt Levels of Political Subdivisions (1925)
  2. Ohio Issue 2, Local Government Debt Limitation (1922)
  3. Ohio Issue 4, Industrial Development Loans (May 1965)
  4. Ohio Referred Issue 2, Debt Limitations Act (1977)
  5. Ohio Referred Issue 4, Financing of Rail Systems (1975)
  6. Ohio State Indebtedness to Fund Welfare Programs, Issue 1 (1931)

Oklahoma

  1. Oklahoma Investment of Permanent School Funds, State Question 362 (1954)
  2. Oklahoma Rainy Day Fund Amendment, State Question 757 (2010)
  3. Oklahoma State Question 744 (2010)
  4. Oklahoma State Question 754 (2010)
  5. Oklahoma State Question No. 686 (2000)
  6. Oklahoma Stop Overspending Initiative (2006)

Oregon

  1. Oregon Ballot Measure 29, State Debt and Pension Liabilities (September 2003)
  2. Oregon Ballot Measure 48, State Government Spending Limits (2006)
  3. Oregon Costs Of State-Mandated Programs for Local Governments, Ballot Measure 30 (1996)
  4. Oregon Emergency Reserve Fund Amendment (2012)
  5. Oregon Government Funds, Measure 38 (2004)
  6. Oregon Modification of County Debt Limit, Measure 6 (1958)
  7. Oregon Public Employees Pension, Ballot Measure 8 (1994)
  8. Oregon State Lottery Amendment, Measure 62 (2008)
  9. Oregon Urban Redevelopment Projects, Measure 5 (1958)

Rhode Island

  1. Rhode Island Question 3, Budget Reserve Account Act (2006)

South Carolina

  1. South Carolina Amendment 3a, Retirement Systems Act (2006)
  2. South Carolina Capital Reserve Fund Amendment, Amendment 4 (2010)
  3. South Carolina Independent Trusts for Pensions, Amendment 3 (2008)
  4. South Carolina Public Employee Pension Plans, Amendment 2 (2008)
  5. South Carolina Rainy Day Fund Amendment, Amendment 3 (2010)
  6. South Carolina Referendum 5, State Retirement Systems Investment Panel (1996)
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South Dakota

  1. South Dakota Administer Funds from the State Cement Plant Sale (2001)
  2. South Dakota Budget Balance Amendment (2012)
  3. South Dakota Establish Health Care Fund (2001)
  4. South Dakota State Cement Enterprise Sales Trust Fund, Amendment L (2010)
  5. South Dakota Use State Funds to buy Stocks (2000)

Texas

  1. Texas Permanent School Fund Amendment, Proposition 6 (2011)
  2. Texas Proposition 1, Federal Reimbursement of State Highway Funds (1988)
  3. Texas Proposition 1, Grain Storage Self-Insurance Pool (1987)
  4. Texas Proposition 1, Retirement Systems (1975)
  5. Texas Proposition 10, Compensation Fund for Victims of Crimes (1997)
  6. Texas Proposition 10, Sanitation Sewer Laterals (1983)
  7. Texas Proposition 10, Tax Exemption for Property Temporarily in Texas (1987)
  8. Texas Proposition 11, Limitation on State Debt Payable from General Fund (1997)
  9. Texas Proposition 13, the "Texas Tomorrow Tuition Trust Fund" (1997)
  10. Texas Proposition 17, Financial Assistance to Fire Departments (1989)
  11. Texas Proposition 19, Local Government Investments (1989)
  12. Texas Proposition 2 (November 1991)
  13. Texas Proposition 2, Appropriations for Needy Children (1982)
  14. Texas Proposition 2, Economic Stabilization Fund (1988)
  15. Texas Proposition 2, Higher Education Assistance Fund (1984)
  16. Texas Proposition 22, Limiting Governor Authority at End of Term (1987)
  17. Texas Proposition 3, Private Property Water Laterals (1985)
  18. Texas Proposition 3, State Finance Committee (1981)
  19. Texas Proposition 3, Survivors of Public Servants (1984)
  20. Texas Proposition 3, Texas Growth Fund (1988)
  21. Texas Proposition 4, Acquiring Land for Permanent School Fund (1985)
  22. Texas Proposition 4, Economic Development Spending (1987)
  23. Texas Proposition 5, Authorizing Governor Budget Control (1980)
  24. Texas Proposition 6, Mutual Insurance Premiums (1984)
  25. Texas Proposition 6, State Financing of Texas Business (1987)
  26. Texas Proposition 7 (1991)
  27. Texas Proposition 7, Texas Water Development Board Funds Transfers (1997)
  28. Texas Proposition 8, Debt Questions Allowed on Statewide Ballots (1991)
  29. Texas Proposition 9 (1995)
  30. Texas Proposition 9, State Appropriations (1985)

Utah

  1. Utah Constitutional Amendment 1 (2002)
  2. Utah Constitutional Amendment 5 (2002)
  3. Utah Investing in Stocks and Bonds, Amendment E (2008)
  4. Utah Proposition 2 (1994)
  5. Utah Proposition 4, State Government to Guarantee School District Debt (1996)
  6. Utah Proposition 5, State School Fund Revenues (1996)
  7. Utah Proposition 6, Definition of Public School System (1996)
  8. Utah Public Ownership of Stock Amendment (2004)
  9. Utah State Budget Procedures Act, Initiative C (1976)
  10. Utah State Trust Fund, Amendment B (2008)
  11. Utah Tobacco Settlement Trust Fund Amendment, Proposition 2 (2000)

Virginia

  1. Virginia Revenue Stabilization Fund Amendment, Question 3 (2010)

Washington

  1. Washington Allow Cities to Share Sales and Use Taxes, Initiative 226 (1966)
  2. Washington Appropriations Within One Month of End of Fiscal Biennium, Amendment 11 (1922)
  3. Washington Bonus for World War II Veterans Act, Initiative 169 (1948)
  4. Washington Budget Stabilization Account Amendment, SJR 8206 (2011)
  5. Washington Budget System Act, Referendum 9 (1916)
  6. Washington Citizens' Security Act of 1948, Initiative 172 (1950)
  7. Washington Common School Construction Fund, Amendment 43 (1966)
  8. Washington Common School Fund Investments, Amendment 44 (1966)
  9. Washington Energy Conservation Financing, Amendment 70 (1979)
  10. Washington Investment of Permanent Public Land Funds, SJR 8212 (1987)
  11. Washington Investment of Retirement Funds, Amendment 49 (1968)
  12. Washington Investment of State Funds Amendment, SJR 8208 (1999)
  13. Washington Liberalization of Old Age Assistance Laws by the Townsend Clubs, Initiative 158 (1944)
  14. Washington Liberalization of Old Age Assistance Laws, Initiative 157 (1944)
  15. Washington Liberalization of Old Age Pension Laws Act, Initiative 184 (1952)
  16. Washington Liberalization of Social Security Benefits, Initiative 172 (1948)
  17. Washington Limitations on State Debt Incurred Without Voter Approval, Amendment 60 (1972)
  18. Washington Limits on Indebtedness of School Districts, HJR (1950) 10
  19. Washington Minimum Monthly Grant for Public Assistance, Initiative 176 (1950)
  20. Washington Port District Public Funds, Amendment 45 (1966)
  21. Washington Procedures for Investing Developmental Disability Trust Funds, Amendment 93 (2000)
  22. Washington Public Utility District Bonds, Initiative 139 (1940)
  23. Washington Quincy Valley Irrigation, Referendum 2 (1914)
  24. Washington Rainy Day Amendment, SJR 8206 (2007)
  25. Washington School District Debt Amendment, SJR 8206 (1999)
  26. Washington School District Indebtedness Limits, Amendment 27 (1952)
  27. Washington Sink Fund for Flood Control, Referred Bill 4 (1936)
  28. Washington Special Revenue Financing, Amendment 73 (1981)
  29. Washington State Debt Limits Amendment, SJR 8225 (2010)
  30. Washington Tax & Spending Limits, Initiative 601 (1993)
  31. Washington Tax & Spending Limits, Initiative 602 (1993)

West Virginia

  1. West Virginia Amendment 1, Hunting and Fishing License Revenues Earmarked for Wildlife (1996)
  2. West Virginia Amendment 2, License Plate Revenues Earmarked for Wildlife (1996)

Wisconsin

  1. Wisconsin City Debt Limit Amendment, Question 1 (April 1951)
  2. Wisconsin Forestry Funding and Taxes Amendment, Question 3 (April 1968)
  3. Wisconsin Local Debt Limit and School Bonds Amendment, Question 2 (April 1963)
  4. Wisconsin Local Debt Limit for Large Counties, Question 1 (1960)
  5. Wisconsin Local Debt Limit for School Districts Amendment, Question 1 (April 1961)
  6. Wisconsin Local Government Debt Limit Public Utility Exemption Amendment, Question 3 (April 1966)
  7. Wisconsin Municipal Debt Limit Exclusion Amendment, Question 1 (April 1975)
  8. Wisconsin Municipal Debt Limit Increase Amendment, Question 1 (April 1976)
  9. Wisconsin Port Improvement Funding Amendment, Question 1 (April 1960)
  10. Wisconsin Property Valuation for Local Debt Limit Amendment, Question 2 (April 1964)
  11. Wisconsin Public Debt Amendment, Question 2 (April 1969)
  12. Wisconsin Public Debt for Veterans Housing Amendment, Question 3 (April 1975)
  13. Wisconsin Public Television Advisory, Question 2 (1954)
  14. Wisconsin Railroad Improvement Funding Amendment, Question 1 (April 1992)
  15. Wisconsin Recreational Land Bonds, Question 5 (April 1969)
  16. Wisconsin School Debt Limit Amendment, Question 1 (April 1955)
  17. Wisconsin State Control and Funding of Vocational Education, Question 3 (April 1969)
  18. Wisconsin Transportation Facility Improvement Funding Amendment, Question 2 (1976)
  19. Wisconsin Transportation Facility Improvement Funding Amendment, Question 2 (April 1975)
  20. Wisconsin Water Pollution Control Bonds, Question 4 (April 1969)

Wyoming

  1. Wyoming Local Economic and Industrial Development, Question B (2004)
  2. Wyoming Workers Compensation Fund, Amendment C (1998)

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