Ballot measures

Statewide ballot measures in the 2024 general election, as counted. Titles are as the source publishes them; no summaries or outcomes are added.

Ballot measures · 2024
State	Measure	Yes	No	Yes share
AK	BALLOT MEASURE NO. 1 - 23AMLS	183,744	133,162	57.98%
AK	BALLOT MEASURE NO. 2 - 22AKHE	160,124	160,861	49.89%
AL	PROPOSED STATEWIDE AMENDMENT NUMBER ONE (1)	1,105,694	383,203	74.26%
AR	STATE ISSUE 1	1,028,927	119,522	89.59%
AR	STATE ISSUE 2	638,533	505,714	55.80%
AZ	PROPOSITION 133	1,286,204	1,763,250	42.18%
AZ	PROPOSITION 134	1,279,088	1,768,198	41.97%
AZ	PROPOSITION 135	1,327,851	1,718,555	43.59%
AZ	PROPOSITION 136	1,151,430	1,870,853	38.10%
AZ	PROPOSITION 137	679,607	2,364,170	22.33%
AZ	PROPOSITION 138	792,295	2,347,319	25.24%
AZ	PROPOSITION 139	1,999,760	1,245,765	61.62%
AZ	PROPOSITION 140	1,283,781	1,822,903	41.32%
AZ	PROPOSITION 311	2,015,728	1,125,860	64.16%
AZ	PROPOSITION 312	1,804,109	1,273,742	58.62%
AZ	PROPOSITION 313	2,024,892	1,112,751	64.54%
AZ	PROPOSITION 314	1,948,755	1,165,091	62.58%
AZ	PROPOSITION 315	1,382,520	1,579,449	46.68%
CA	PROPOSITION 2	8,812,470	6,199,598	58.70%
CA	PROPOSITION 3	9,469,257	5,650,041	62.63%
CA	PROPOSITION 32	7,462,980	7,676,618	49.29%
CA	PROPOSITION 33	5,974,227	8,965,141	39.99%
CA	PROPOSITION 34	7,370,461	7,113,838	50.89%
CA	PROPOSITION 35	10,114,432	4,777,078	67.92%
CA	PROPOSITION 36	10,295,647	4,751,988	68.42%
CA	PROPOSITION 4	9,046,475	6,078,706	59.81%
CA	PROPOSITION 5	6,732,497	8,229,492	45.00%
CA	PROPOSITION 6	6,889,691	7,872,100	46.67%
CO	AMENDMENT 79 (CONSTITUTIONAL)	1,921,593	1,179,261	61.97%
CO	AMENDMENT 80 (CONSTITUTIONAL)	1,507,236	1,548,679	49.32%
CO	AMENDMENT G (CONSTITUTIONAL)	2,212,022	812,638	73.13%
CO	AMENDMENT H (CONSTITUTIONAL)	2,150,820	793,642	73.05%
CO	AMENDMENT I (CONSTITUTIONAL)	2,058,063	953,652	68.34%
CO	AMENDMENT J (CONSTITUTIONAL)	1,982,200	1,099,228	64.33%
CO	AMENDMENT K (CONSTITUTIONAL)	1,293,879	1,591,312	44.85%
CO	PROPOSITION 127 (STATUTORY)	1,382,048	1,671,710	45.26%
CO	PROPOSITION 128 (STATUTORY)	1,869,231	1,140,284	62.11%
CO	PROPOSITION 129 (STATUTORY)	1,572,545	1,407,814	52.76%
CO	PROPOSITION 130 (STATUTORY)	1,583,118	1,415,528	52.79%
CO	PROPOSITION 131 (STATUTORY)	1,385,060	1,595,256	46.47%
CO	PROPOSITION JJ (STATUTORY)	2,340,370	721,237	76.44%
CO	PROPOSITION KK (STATUTORY)	1,675,123	1,406,112	54.37%
DC	INITIATIVE 83	212,332	78,961	72.89%
FL	AMENDMENT NO 1: PARTISAN ELECTION OF MEMBERS OF DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARDS	5,492,993	4,512,372	54.90%
FL	AMENDMENT NO 2: RIGHT TO FISH AND HUNT	6,941,307	3,365,987	67.34%
FL	AMENDMENT NO 3: ADULT PERSONAL USE OF MARIJUANA	5,950,589	4,693,524	55.90%
FL	AMENDMENT NO 4: AMENDMENT TO LIMIT GOVERNMENT INTERFERENCE WITH ABORTION	6,070,758	4,548,379	57.17%
FL	AMENDMENT NO 5: ANNUAL ADJUSTMENTS TO THE VALUE OF CERTAIN HOMESTEAD EXEMPTIONS	6,687,238	3,441,658	66.02%
FL	AMENDMENT NO 6: REPEAL OF PUBLIC CAMPAIGN FINANCING REQUIREMENT	5,032,882	4,955,737	50.39%
GA	PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 1	3,094,313	1,823,521	62.92%
GA	PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 2	2,525,402	2,341,599	51.89%
GA	STATEWIDE REFERENDUM QUESTION A	3,223,878	1,775,761	64.48%
IA	CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 1	1,150,332	341,034	77.13%
IA	CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 2	1,190,003	278,282	81.05%
ID	CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT HJR 5	572,865	309,456	64.93%
ID	PROPOSITION 1	269,960	618,753	30.38%
IN	CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT QUESTION	235,379	210,717	52.76%
KY	CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 1	1,210,581	730,053	62.38%
KY	CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 2	707,819	1,302,466	35.21%
LA	CA NO. 1 (ACT NO. 408, 2024 - HB 300) -- PROVIDES RELATIVE TO FEDERAL PROCEEDS FROM ALTERNATIVE ENERGY PRODUCTION	667,409	265,501	71.54%
ME	QUESTION 1	594,989	200,288	74.82%
ME	QUESTION 2	428,595	364,086	54.07%
ME	QUESTION 3	406,419	389,919	51.04%
ME	QUESTION 4	436,074	353,323	55.24%
ME	QUESTION 5	354,921	449,515	44.12%
MO	CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 2	1,478,652	1,475,691	50.05%
MO	CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 3	1,538,659	1,443,022	51.60%
MO	CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 5	1,380,949	1,523,889	47.54%
MO	CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 6	1,112,081	1,711,527	39.39%
MO	CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 7	1,966,852	906,851	68.44%
MO	PROPOSITION A	1,693,064	1,247,658	57.57%
MT	CI-126 A CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE PETITION	287,774	300,520	48.92%
MT	CI-127 A CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE PETITION	228,856	348,743	39.62%
MT	CI-128 A CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE PETITION	345,013	252,242	57.77%
ND	PROPOSITION RELATED TO CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS	149,511	193,415	43.60%
ND	PROPOSITION RELATED TO PROHIBITING ALL POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS FROM LEVYING ANY TAX ON REAL PROPERTY EXCEPT FOR BONDED INDEBTEDNESS UNTIL PAID	130,038	225,889	36.54%
ND	PROPOSITION RELATED TO SPENDING AND TRANSFERS FROM THE LEGACY FUND	174,994	161,496	52.01%
ND	PROPOSITION RELATED TO TERMINOLOGY DESCRIBING PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS	301,944	55,464	84.48%
ND	PROPOSITION RELATED TO THE LEGALIZATION OF CANNABIS AND RELATED REGULATION.	172,174	190,548	47.47%
NH	QUESTION NO. 1	452,307	237,221	65.60%
NM	BOND QUESTION 1: THE 2024 CAPITAL PROJECTS GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND ACT AUTHORIZES THE ISSUANCE AND SALE OF SENIOR CITIZEN FACILITY IMPROVEMENT, CONSTRUCTION AND EQUIPMENT ACQUISITION BONDS. SHALL THE STATE BE AUTHORIZED TO ISSUE GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED THIRTY MILLION SEVEN HUNDRED FIFTY-EIGHT THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($30,758,100) TO MAKE CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR CERTAIN SENIOR CITIZEN FACILITY IMPROVEMENT, CONSTRUCTION AND EQUIPMENT ACQUISITION PROJECTS AND PROVIDE FOR A GENERAL	572,040	242,717	70.21%
NM	BOND QUESTION 2: THE 2024 CAPITAL PROJECTS GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND ACT AUTHORIZES THE ISSUANCE AND SALE OF LIBRARY ACQUISITION BONDS. SHALL THE STATE BE AUTHORIZED TO ISSUE GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED NINETEEN MILLION THREE HUNDRED FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS ($19,305,000) TO MAKE CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR ACADEMIC, PUBLIC SCHOOL, TRIBAL AND PUBLIC LIBRARY RESOURCE ACQUISITIONS AND PROVIDE FOR A GENERAL PROPERTY TAX IMPOSITION AND LEVY FOR THE PAYMENT OF PRINCIPAL OF, INTEREST ON AND EXPENSES IN	545,316	265,066	67.29%
NM	BOND QUESTION 3: THE 2024 CAPITAL PROJECTS GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND ACT AUTHORIZES THE ISSUANCE AND SALE OF HIGHER EDUCATION, SPECIAL SCHOOLS AND TRIBAL SCHOOLS' CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT AND ACQUISITION BONDS. SHALL THE STATE BE AUTHORIZED TO ISSUE GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED TWO HUNDRED THIRTY MILLION TWO HUNDRED FIFTY-EIGHT THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS ($230,258,400) TO MAKE CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR CERTAIN HIGHER EDUCATION, SPECIAL SCHOOLS AND TRIBAL SCHOOLS CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS AND ACQUISI	530,794	277,050	65.71%
NM	BOND QUESTION 4: THE 2024 CAPITAL PROJECTS GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND ACT AUTHORIZES THE ISSUANCE AND SALE OF PUBLIC SAFETY RADIO COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS IMPROVEMENT BONDS. SHALL THE STATE BE AUTHORIZED TO ISSUE GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED TEN MILLION TWO HUNDRED NINETY-SEVEN THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($10,297,100) TO MAKE CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR PUBLIC SAFETY RADIO COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS STABILIZATION AND MODERNIZATION AND PROVIDE FOR A GENERAL PROPERTY TAX IMPOSITION AND LEVY FOR THE PA	498,723	292,777	63.01%
NM	CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 1: PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE 8, SECTION 15 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF NEW MEXICO TO EXTEND A PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTION, CURRENTLY ONLY ALLOWED FOR ONE HUNDRED PERCENT DISABLED VETERANS AND THEIR WIDOWS AND WIDOWERS, TO VETERANS WITH LESS THAN A ONE HUNDRED PERCENT DISABILITY AND THEIR WIDOWS AND WIDOWERS AND BASING THE AMOUNT OF THE EXEMPTION ON A VETERAN'S FEDERAL DISABILITY RATING.	701,040	145,771	82.79%
NM	CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 2: PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE 8, SECTION 5 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF NEW MEXICO TO INCREASE A PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTION FOR HONORABLY DISCHARGED MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES AND THEIR WIDOWS AND WIDOWERS.	611,022	240,319	71.77%
NM	CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 3: PROPOSING TO AMEND ARTICLE 6, SECTION 35 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF NEW MEXICO BY ALLOWING THE DEAN OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO SCHOOL OF LAW TO APPOINT A DESIGNEE TO THE JUDICIAL NOMINATING COMMISSION.	412,451	389,860	51.41%
NM	CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 4: PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE 10, SECTION 1 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF NEW MEXICO TO PROVIDE THAT THE SALARIES OF COUNTY OFFICERS SHALL BE ESTABLISHED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, REMOVE REFERENCES TO THE FIRST LEGISLATIVE SESSION AND CLARIFY THAT ANY FEES COLLECTED BY A COUNTY OFFICIAL SHALL BE PAID INTO THE TREASURY OF THE COUNTY.	520,122	271,937	65.67%
NY	STATE PROPOSAL ONE	4,668,554	2,777,521	62.70%
OH	STATE ISSUE 1	2,531,900	2,937,489	46.29%
OK	STATE QUESTION NO. 833 LEGISLATIVE REFERENDUM NO. 376	559,982	898,526	38.39%
OK	STATE QUESTION NO. 834 LEGISLATIVE REFERENDUM NO. 377	1,207,520	288,267	80.73%
OR	STATE MEASURE 115 AUTHORIZES IMPEACHMENT BY OREGON LEGISLATURE	1,342,740	750,339	64.15%
OR	STATE MEASURE 116 ESTABLISHES COMPENSATION COMMISSION	992,222	1,085,431	47.76%
OR	STATE MEASURE 117 RANK CHOICE VOTING	893,260	1,218,004	42.31%
OR	STATE MEASURE 118 INCREASE CORPORATE TAXES	477,323	1,640,274	22.54%
OR	STATE MEASURE 119 CANNABIS RETAILERS AND LABOR ORGANIZATIONS	1,165,760	888,429	56.75%
RI	STATE QUESTION 1. CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION	173,459	287,906	37.60%
RI	STATE QUESTION 2. HIGHER EDUCATION FACILITIES - $160,500,000	281,672	189,173	59.82%
RI	STATE QUESTION 3. HOUSING AND COMMUNITY OPPORTUNITY - $120,000,000	308,949	160,536	65.81%
RI	STATE QUESTION 4. GREEN ECONOMY BONDS - $53,000,000	315,973	152,478	67.45%
RI	STATE QUESTION 5. CULTURAL ARTS AND ECONOMY GRANT PROGRAM - $10,000,000	263,551	203,769	56.40%
SC	AMENDMENT 1	1,982,956	324,432	85.94%
SD	CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT E: AN AMENDMENT TO THE SOUTH DAKOTA CONSTITUTION UPDATING GENDER REFERENCES FOR CERTAIN OFFICEHOLDERS AND PERSONS.	180,365	242,866	42.62%
SD	CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT F: AN AMENDMENT TO THE SOUTH DAKOTA CONSTITUTION AUTHORIZING THE STATE TO IMPOSE A WORK REQUIREMENT ON INDIVIDUALS ELIGIBLE FOR EXPANDED MEDICAID BENEFITS	236,410	184,829	56.12%
SD	CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT G: AN INITIATED AMENDMENT ESTABLISHING A RIGHT TO ABORTION IN THE STATE CONSTITUTION.	176,809	250,136	41.41%
SD	CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT H: AN AMENDMENT TO THE SOUTH DAKOTA CONSTITUTION ESTABLISHING TOP-TWO PRIMARY ELECTIONS	141,570	270,048	34.39%
SD	INITIATED MEASURE 28: AN INITIATED MEASURE PROHIBITING TAXES ON ANYTHING SOLD FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION.	129,261	290,969	30.76%
SD	INITIATED MEASURE 29: AN INITIATED MEASURE LEGALIZING THE RECREATIONAL USE, POSSESSION, AND DISTRIBUTION OF MARIJUANA.	189,916	237,228	44.46%
SD	REFERRED LAW 21: A REFERRED ACT TO PROVIDE NEW STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS FOR REGULATING LINEAR TRANSMISSION FACILITIES, TO ALLOW COUNTIES TO IMPOSE A SURCHARGE ON CERTAIN PIPELINE COMPANIES, AND TO ESTABLISH A LANDOWNER BILL OF RIGHTS.	165,682	242,459	40.59%
UT	CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT B	1,004,576	402,676	71.39%
UT	CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT C	1,165,302	244,127	82.68%
WV	AMENDMENT NO.1: PROTECTION OF PERSONS AGAINST MEDICALLY ASSISTED SUICIDE	340,403	334,521	50.44%
WY	CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT A SEPARATE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY CLASS FOR TAX ASSESSMENT	146,336	100,392	59.31%

Source: MEDSL official returns (CC0). Counted votes only; civism makes no calls.