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Maine Juvenile Delinquency Power Pardon of the Governor (1955)

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The Maine Juvenile Delinquency Power Pardon of the Governor Amendment was on the September 12, 1955 ballot in Maine as a legislatively-referred constitutional amendment to the Maine Constitution. It was approved, becoming the 78th amendment to the Maine Constitution.
  • In favor: 22,658 (75%) Approveda
  • Opposed: 7,562 (25%)

The amendment was placed on the ballot by the Maine State Legislature.

The question on the ballot was,"Resolve, Proposing an Amendment to the Constitution Extending Pardon Powers of Governor and Council to Offenses of Juvenile Delinquency. (Shall the Constitution be Amended as Proposed by a Resolution of the Legislature Extending Pardon Powers of Governor and Council to Offenses of Juvenile Delinquency?)"

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