Proposed Nebraska constitutional amendments for 1966 ballot
The notice outlines three proposed amendments: (1) eligibility for governor and lieutenant governor requiring age thirty, five years residency, and U S citizenship with no other state office during appointed terms. (2) authorize travel expenses and per diem for legislators in session with no other compensation beyond salary or per diem. (3) allow contracts for services or training with private, commercial, and vocational schools, and reiterate sectarian instruction ban with conditions on contracts, funding, and religious tests for admission in public schools.
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Nebraska Voters Face Constitutional Amendments in 1966 Ballot
The proposed measures alter legislative terms and pay and expand the State Board of Education. One amendment keeps a mix of two and four year terms for legislators with nonpartisan elections and set salaries plus travel and per diem. A second amendment increases the State Board of Education from six to eight members, elected from eight districts, with four year terms and four member elections in 1968 and thereafter.
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Nebraska proposed amendments set for voter decision
The document outlines eight proposed constitutional amendments including taxation rules on land used for agriculture, school transportation, judicial removal procedures, and a framework for commissions on judicial qualifications. It notes amendments to Articles VII V and other sections with details on commissions, retirement criteria, and tax structures.
Proposed Amendment No 1 on ineligible executive officers
Ballot wording proposes removing the prohibition on current elective state officers seeking another state office during their elected term. The measure is labeled DO Against and appears as a constitutional amendment proposal.
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