Maine Elimination of Residency Requirement Amendment (1974)
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The Maine Elimination of Residency Requirement Amendment was on the 1974 ballot in Maine, where it was approved. It was the 123rd constitutional amendment added to the Maine Constitution.
The amendment was legislatively-referred to the ballot by the Maine Legislature.
- In favor: 214,353
- Opposed: 96,554
The purpose of the amendment was to eliminate the three-month residence requirement in the state.
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- Proposed constitutional amendments from 1911-present, in Maine.