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Maryland Baltimore City Question I (2006)
Question I was on the November 7, 2006 election ballot in Baltimore City. It passed with 88,276 votes in favor.
- Yes: 88,276
- No: 35,675
The official ballot summary reads:
Resolution No. 05-09 for the purpose of establishing a Compensation Commission for Elected Officials; providing for the composition, procedures, powers, and duties of the Compensation Commission; and requiring certain procedures for setting the salaries or other compensation paid to elected officials. [1]
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