1923 ballot measures
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Maine
See also: Maine 1923 ballot measures
October 15
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result |
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CISS | Referendum Question | Labor | Establishes 48-hour work week for women and minors | ![]() |
Maryland
See also: Maryland 1923 ballot measures
November 6
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result |
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LRCA | Amendment 1 | Judiciary | Authorizes the mayor of Baltimore to pay additional salaries to judges | ![]() |
Michigan
See also: Michigan 1923 ballot measures
April 2, 1923
Type | Title | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
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Incorporation of Ports and Port Districts Amendment | Authorize the legislature to incorporate ports and port districts and give the incorporated ports and port districts the ability to perform internal improvements |
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266,623 (56%) |
207,926 (44%) |
New Hampshire
See also: New Hampshire 1923 ballot measures
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result |
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CCR | Question 1 | Taxes | Shall the legislature be able to impose any tax deemed reasonable. | ![]() |
New York
See also: New York 1923 ballot measures
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result |
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LRSS | Proposition 1 | Bonds | Issues a state bond of $50 million to construct buildings for institutions for wards for the state | ![]() |
LRCA | Proposed Amendment No. 1 | Veterans | Relates to the bonus for soldiers, sailors and marines of the World War | ![]() |
LRCA | Proposed Amendment No. 2 | Admin of Gov't | Relates to the home rule of cities | ![]() |
LRCA | Proposed Amendment No. 3 | Water | Relates to water power development on forest preserve land | ![]() |
LRCA | Proposed Amendment No. 4 | Gov't Finances | Relates to the debt limitation of a city or county | ![]() |
LRCA | Proposed Amendment No. 5 | Direct Democracy | Relates to the extension of absentee voting to inmates, soldiers and sailors | ![]() |
Ohio
See also: Ohio 1923 ballot measures
November 6, 1923
Type | Title | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
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Industrial Commission Authority Amendment | Change the Workmen's Compensation Law to increase the authority of the Industrial Commission. |
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588,851 (53%) |
528,572 (47%) |
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Property Tax Assessment and Office of the Elective Assessor Referendum | Establish the county as the unit for tax assessment of personal property and abolish the elected assessor. |
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231,152 (23%) |
765,163 (77%) |
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Publication of Ballot Measures in Newspapers | Authorize the state to publish copies of ballot measures in newspapers, rather than sending copies to voters |
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351,513 (42%) |
493,786 (58%) |
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Remove White Racial Qualification from Voter Requirements Amendment | Remove "white male" from the voter eligibility provision of the state constitution. |
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536,762 (56%) |
421,744 (44%) |
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State Old Age Pension Initiative | Establish a state old age pension, the State Pension Commission, and the County Boards of Welfare and establish qualifications for the state old age pension. |
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390,599 (33%) |
777,351 (67%) |
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Tax Levies, Bond Issuance, and Local Budgets Referendum | Amend laws for levying taxes and issuing bonds and create a budget system for local expenditures. |
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367,277 (34%) |
728,087 (66%) |
Oklahoma
See also: Oklahoma 1923 ballot measures
October 2, 1923
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
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State Question 119 | Impeachment; Executive officials | Allow the legislature to convene, at the request of a House majority, to investigate impeachment cases, limiting other actions to those necessary for impeachment. |
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209,452 (75%) |
70,638 (25%) |
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State Question 121 | Labor | Authorize compulsory compensation for employees and dependents in cases of death or disability under the Workmen's Compensation Act. |
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137,358 (53%) |
120,761 (47%) |
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State Question 122 | Executive officials | Require state office candidates, including Governor and Lieutenant Governor, to be U.S. citizens, at least 30 years old, and qualified electors in Oklahoma for the past three years. |
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173,262 (67%) |
86,445 (33%) |
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State Question 123 | Veterans | Add Article 26 to aid honorably discharged World War I soldiers with $50 million in bonds and a Soldiers' State Aid Commission. |
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120,219 (46%) |
142,082 (54%) |
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State Question 124 | Taxes | Limit ad valorem taxes to 31.5 mills, allow school districts to increase by 10 mills, and establish a state levy of $15 per child in daily attendance. |
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144,758 (55%) |
116,711 (45%) |
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State Question 125 | Budgets | Authorize the legislature to pay lawful claims against the Depositors' Guaranty Fund from state bank failures before the Ninth Legislature, excluding funds from direct ad valorem taxes. |
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111,081 (41%) |
160,668 (59%) |
Oregon
See also: Oregon 1923 ballot measures
November 6, 1923
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
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Measure Nos. 300-301 | Taxes | Levy and collect a net income tax on individuals, partnerships and corporations residing, incorporated or doing business within the state of Oregon. |
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58,647 (50%) |
58,131 (50%) |
Texas
See also: Texas 1923 ballot measures
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result |
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LRCA | Proposition 1 | |||
LRCA | Proposition 2 |
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