Local ballot measures, Alabama

Recent local news Cullman County wet/dry petition turned in to Board of Registrars Hartselle City to choose wet-dry status again Lee County Fire fee increase, renewal on Tuesday's ballot Loxley sets Sunday alcohol sale vote for August Birmingham's William Bell, Craig Witherspoon explain why bond issue, tax hike needed Cullman, Moderate turnout, or better, expected today Randolph County Petition calls for wet-dry vote Hanceville to hold alcohol sales referendum March 13 Pike Road prepares for property tax vote Leesburg to Vote for Alcohol Referendum Satsuma residents to vote on split from Mobile County School System Cullman County resident wants wet/dry vote, Petition drive for wet/dry vote continues Shelby County prepares for school tax renewal vote, Vote yes to renew taxes in Shelby County schools, Tax Vote for Shelby County Schools Roanoke residents petition for right to vote on allowing liquor sales Voters approve Tuscaloosa’s alcohol sales law ...more local news School bond and tax votes See also: School bond and tax elections in Alabama Alabama requires a ballot measure to issue new bonding or issue special school taxes which is protected by the Alabama Constitution. Alabama is one of a handful of states that protect its tax and debt limits through the state constitution. Alabama also allows citizens to petition for special one and three mill tax increases. Upon successful petition, it is up to a probate judge to approve such an election.

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