Alaska Right of Privacy (1972)

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The Right of Privacy Amendment ballot question appeared on the 1972 statewide primary election ballot in Alaska as a legislatively-referred constitutional amendment.

Voters were asked whether they wanted to amend the Alaska Constitution to adding a new section asserting the privacy rights of Alaska citizens.

The measure passed with 86.2% of the vote.

The ballot summary said, "Shall article I of the Alaska Constitution be amended by adding a new section to read: RIGHT OF PRIVACY. The right of the people to privacy is recognized and shall not be infringed. The legislature shall implement this section."

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