Michigan Utility Notification Referendum, Proposal H (1982)

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A Michigan Utility Notification Referendum, Proposal H was on the November 1982 ballot in Michigan as an legislatively-referred state statute, where it was approved.

Yes: 1,670,381 (59.61%)
No: 1,131,990 (40.39%)

Proposal H was regarding Act 212 of 1982, to amend sections 6a and 6b of Act 3 of 1939, to prohibit certain utility rate adjustment clauses, utility rate increases without notice and hearing, and acceptance of employment with any utility for 2 years by member of 81st Legislature.

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List of Michigan constitutional amendment votes from 1966-2008

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