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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1972

Page

5

Nebraska Constitutional Amendments on Ballot May 9 1872

Legal notice outlines proposed constitutional amendments from the 82nd Legislature including removal of obsolete bicameral language, budget and veto reforms, judicial district changes for juveniles, and budget bill procedures. It details sections to be submitted for approval at the May 1972 primary and explains voting thresholds and legislative processes.

Nebraska

Proposed Constitutional Clarification on Election Certification

The amendment seeks to clarify the Legislature’s duty to certify the election winner with the highest vote count for each executive office, retaining current language and adding meaning. It also outlines sections 4 and 8 of the state constitution detailing sealed returns, selection in ties, Supreme Court clerks and budgets, and state copyright of reports.

Supreme Court Law and

Constitutional amendment reducing electors to eighteen

Proposed Amendment No 8 would remove the current 20 year voting age and align with the 2nd Amendment of the U S Constitution stating 18 as the minimum. It asks voters to support changing Article VI section 1 so that every U S citizen aged eighteen, resident in the state, county, and voting precinct for required terms, becomes an elector.

U. S United States

Proposed Amendment No 2 Amends Legislative Appropriations

Amendment No 2 would remove the rule that appropriations extend only to the first fiscal quarter after the next regular session adjourns. It would let the Legislature set one year or longer appropriations and tighten deficiency limits to revenue raised for the period. For Against.

Constitutional Provision on Appropriations and Two-Thirds Vote

Section 22 requires the Legislature to make government appropriations. Deficiency funding needs a two-thirds vote of all elected members. Bills for pay of members and officers, and government salaries, must not include other subject matter.

Proposed Amendment No 3 Budget Bill Intro by Speaker

A vote FOR this proposal would require the Legislature to submit, at each regular session, a budget bill to be introduced by the Speaker. The measure sets the process for initiating the budget through the Speaker and aligns with legislative rules.

Prohibition of Bills in Disapproval Cases

A brief note discusses procedures when bills face disapproval. It mentions legislative rules and potential steps to address objections, outlining the process without detailing specific bills or outcomes.

Proposed Amendment No 6 to remove two house reference

A proposal to delete language referencing both senate and house of representatives, noting the 1994 constitutional amendment creating a unicameral legislature. The measure aims to clarify the provisions by eliminating two house references and states for against.

Senate House of Representatves

Proposed Constitutional Amendment Section 1

The text proposes that no new executive state office be created except by a two thirds majority of all members elected to the Legislature. It specifies the threshold for creating any such office.

Nebraska Secretary of State Executive Department

Proposed Amendment No 7 on budget for Supreme Court sessions

Proposed Amendment No 7 removes obsolete language requiring preparation of a biennial budget for the Supreme Court. The change aligns the constitution with the 1970 amendment establishing annual legislative sessions, updating provisions to reflect annual sessions of the Legislature.

Supreme Court

Proposed Section Expands State Local Cooperative Powers

The text proposes adding a constitutional section granting authority for state and local governments to exercise powers and perform functions jointly or cooperatively with other entities. It notes the Legislature would retain power to enact laws regulating and restricting this authority and expresses opposition to adopting the section.

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