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1908 ballot measures

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Maine

See also: Maine 1908 ballot measures

September 15
Type Title Subject Description Result
LRCA Question 1 Direct Democracy Provides for initiative and referendum in the state Approveda
LRCA Question 2 Elections Provides for legislatively-referred constitutional amendments to be voted on in September elections Approveda

Oklahoma

See also: Oklahoma 1908 ballot measures

Type Title Subject Description Result
LRCA State Question 1 Alcohol Establishes state local agencies for the sale of alcohol for medical and scientific purposes Defeatedd
LRCA State Question 2 Property Establishes a Torrens Land Title Registration System Defeatedd
LRCA State Question 3 Capitals Dictates that the permanent location of State Capitol be decided by voters Defeatedd
LRSS State Question 4 Capitals Allows the state to select and secure a site for the state capital Defeatedd
CISS State Question 5 Property Allows for the sale of public lands Defeatedd

Oregon

See also: Oregon 1908 ballot measures

Type Title Subject Description Result
LRCA Measure 1 Salaries Increase compensation of state legislators from $120 to $400 per session Defeatedd
LRCA Measure 2 Admin of gov't Permit location of state institution at places other than the state capitol Approveda
LRCA Measure 3 Judiciary Reorganization of the state's system of courts Defeatedd
LRCA Measure 4 Elections Change date of general elections from June to November Approveda
VR Measure 5 Law enforcement Give sheriffs control of county prisoners Approveda
VR Measure 6 Transportation Free railroad passes for public officials Defeatedd
VR Measure 7 Admin of gov't $100,000 to build armories Defeatedd
VR Measure 8 Education Increase annual appropriation for University of Oregon from $47,500 to $125,000 Approveda
CICA Measure 9 Suffrage Suffrage for women Defeatedd
CISS Measure 10 Fishing Fishery law (proposed by fishwheel operators) Approveda
CICA Measure 11 Alcohol Cities to have control over liquor sales, poolrooms and theaters via local option laws Defeatedd
CICA Measure 12 Taxes Modified form of single tax amendment Defeatedd
CICA Measure 13 Recall Power to recall elected officials granted to the electorate Approveda
CISS Measure 14 Elections State legislature instructed to vote for the people's choice for United States Senator Approveda
CICA Measure 15 Elections Proportional representation Approveda
CISS Measure 16 Elections Corrupt Practices Act for elections Approveda
CISS Measure 17 Fishing Fishery law (proposed by gillnet operators) Approveda
CICA Measure 18 Judiciary Requirement that indictments be by grand jury Approveda
CISS Measure 19 County governance Creation of the County of Hood River Approveda

South Dakota

See also: South Dakota 1908 ballot measures

Type Title Subject Description Result
CSS Regulate Alcohol Measure Alcohol Provide licensing, restricting, and regulating sale of liquor at local option. Defeatedd
CA Revise Taxation Articles Taxes Revise taxation articles. Defeatedd
CA Attorney General Salary Administration of government Attorney General's salary Defeatedd
LR Divorce Measure Marriage Action for divorce. Approveda
LR Quail Protection Hunting Protection of quail. Approveda
LR Performance on Sunday Rules about Sunday Against Sunday performance. Approveda

Washington

See also: Washington 1908 ballot measures

Type Title Subject Description Result
LRCA Amendment Taxes Assessment and Taxation of Property Defeatedd
LRCA Amendment Eminent Domain Eminent Domain Defeatedd

Wisconsin

See also: Wisconsin 1908 ballot measures

November 3
Type Title Subject Description Result
LRCA Question 1 Taxes Allows for a graduated income tax system Approveda
LRCA Question 2 Transportation Allows the state to fund public highway construction and improvement Approveda
LRCA Question 3 Admin of Gov't Increase the time in which the governor has to approve or veto a legislative bill from three to six days Approveda
LRCA Question 4 Suffrage Requires full U.S. citizenship to have the right to vote Approveda

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