Constitutional Amendment Do For DD Against Nebraska
Legal notice outlines proposed constitutional amendment for Nebraska voters on November 7 1972. It presents For and Against positions on to require 21-year-old registered voters for legislative candidates and to align impeachment provisions with a unicameral system, while detailing current and revised sections including eligibility residency impeachment process and court structure. It notes that a simple majority could decide district court judge numbers and boundaries, with ongoing implications for bicameral terminology and legislative authority.
Nebraska Ballot Amendments Seek Judicial District Changes
Voters in November 1972 will decide amendments to Nebraska Constitution. Provisions propose Legislature may adjust district court judge numbers and district boundaries without vacating offices. Another proposed section guarantees right of appeal in felony cases and allows stay of death sentence pending Supreme Court action.
Proposed Amendment No 2 voting change for district court judges
Proposed Amendment No 2 would reduce the vote threshold to change judge counts and redraw judicial district boundaries from two thirds to a simple majority of the legislature. It would also remove obsolete language referring to the former bicameral legislature.
Proposed Amendment No A vote FOR this proposal
Proposed Amendment No A vote FOR this proposal will rearrange and clarify provisions for filling vacancies in office and the governor's removal power. It covers succession to the office of governor, status of judges, and filing concerns with amendments to Article IV and related sections.
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Constitutional amendment on taxation and legislature retirement
A proposal seeks to amend Article XV section 2 to exempt the Legislature from certain taxes and allow a separate tax class for livestock restock. it would permit rollout of a retirement system for state officers and employees including legislators, while preserving existing revenue laws until changed.
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Proposed Constitutional Amendments for Nebraska Ballot
A long, flawed OCR text outlines amendments about writs of error in felony appeals, governor appointments, and eligibility rules. It references Nebraska articles four and fifteen, shifts in Supreme Court appeal methods, and restoration of civil rights for felons.
Nebraska proposal seeks tax value boost for agricultural land
A proposed constitutional amendment to Nebraska would allow the legislature to value land actively used for agricultural or horticultural purposes at its value for such uses, not its best potential nonagricultural use. It would also set legislature determined methods for valuing various property classes and adjust related tax provisions, including allowances for salaries and per diems for lawmakers.
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Constitutional Amendment Proposes Ed Reform and Court Changes
A long proposed Nebraska constitutional amendment merges education provisions, state education governance, and parking and judicial reforms. It outlines nonpartisan school elections, funding rules for common schools, and a statewide education board with a new eight member education court. It also details off street parking powers for municipalities and expands judicial nominating commissions with staggered terms and public candidate vetting.
Proposed Amendment No 2 to Nebraska Constitution
Amends Article VI to allow the Legislature to fix its own salaries beyond four hundred dollars per month. The proposal would be put to Nebraskans for approval at the general election. It outlines nonpartisan elections, fixed terms, and a salary plus travel expenses with no pay for special sessions beyond approved per diem.
Nebraskas constitutional rewording details clarified
The text outlines after January 1 1975 the Dieue tenant Governor to serve on boards and perform clinics as designated by the Governor, while devoting his time to official duties. It notes revisions to Article II section 28 and Article LV sections 18 and SA of the state constitution.
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Proposed Amendment on Legislative Salary and Per Diem
The proposal outlines two options for legislative pay during and between sessions. It retains current monthly salaries for members and would add a per diem option for off session duties if approved, while the opposing stance maintains the existing salary and bars extra per diem beyond existing law.
Proposed Nebraska constitutional amendment on terms for legislators
A scanned excerpt notes at the general election in November 1984 a proposed change to Article VI section 7 of the Nebraska Constitution. It states legislators to be elected for four year terms, the remainder for two years, after which all terms revert to four years. The text mirrors a prior 1922 provision and is labeled as proposed by the legislature.
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