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Maine Rules Governing Absentee Voting Amendment (1951)
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- Yes: 39,006 (79.3%)
- No: 10,187 (20.7%)
The question on the ballot was, "Resolve, Proposing an Amendment to the Constitution Relating to Voting by Citizens in the Armed Forces and Others Absent or Physically Incapacitated. (Shall the Constitution be Amended as Proposed by a Resolution of the Legislature to Re-affirm the Right to Vote of Citizens Absent in the Armed Forces and Others Absent or Physically Incapacitated?)"
The proposed amendment was placed on the ballot by the Maine State Legislature.
See also
- List of 1950-1959 amendments to the Maine Constitution
- Maine 1951 ballot measures
- Amending the Maine Constitution.
External links
- Proposed constitutional amendments from 1834-present, in Maine.
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