Nebraska 1870 Ballot Measures on Voting Age and Court Redistricting
Legal notice outlines November 3 1870 election measures from the 1969 legislature eightieth session. It includes Amendment No 1 reducing voting age to twenty and its text and Amendment No 2 requiring reapportionment of Supreme Court judicial districts after every federal census with districting rules.
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Supreme
District Court
Proposed Nebraska constitutional aging reading requirement
The proposal would remove the requirement that all bills be read in full before final passage. A vote for would change the rule. a vote against would keep full reading before final passage. The measure details reading by title, printing, days on file, and subject limits, with signatures by the Lieutenant Governor or Speaker.
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Legislae
Constitutional amendment to allow university and state colleges to issue revenue bonds
Proposal would authorize the University of Nebraska Boards to issue revenue bonds for housing athletic medical care and parking facilities. Bonds payable from facility revenue and fees, not state tax revenues. Ratifies bonds previously issued and requires legislative approval for new construction bonds.
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University of Nebraska
State Colleges
State Board of Education
Board of Regents
Board of Trustees
Nebraska State Colleges
Proposed Amendment No. A Vote For Tax Levy Change
Voters consider Amendment No. A to remove the current constitutional cap on county property tax levies based on 14.285 million assessed valuation and require a people’s vote to exceed it. The measure would also authorize the State Legislature to set county mill levy limits. Continued on page.
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