Alaska 1974 ballot measures
In 1974, voters decided on thirteen statewide ballot measures in Alaska on August 27 and November 5.
- One of the measures was a legislatively referred constitutional amendment.
- Two of the measures were indirect initiated state statutes.
- Ten measures were legislatively referred bond questions.
- All thirteen measures (100%) were approved.
On the ballot
August 27, 1974
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
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Amendment 1 | Election administration; Ballot measures | Require that proposed constitutional amendments be submitted to voters at the next general election |
|
56,017 (73%) |
20,403 (27%) |
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Initiative 1 | Capitals | Authorize a new state capital city in Western Alaska |
|
46,659 (57%) |
35,683 (43%) |
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Initiative 2 | Public information; Ethics | Require public officials to disclose their financial interests and business dealings, with penalties for non-compliance. |
|
57,094 (71%) |
23,151 (29%) |
November 5, 1974
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
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Proposition 10 | Higher education funding; Bonds | Authorize $39,523,000 in general obligation bonds for capital improvements at the University of Alaska. |
|
54,445 (58%) |
38,820 (42%) |
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Proposition 1 | Bonds | Authorize $2,700,000 in general obligation bonds for constructing fire protection facilities. |
|
57,922 (63%) |
34,230 (37%) |
|
Proposition 2 | Transportation; Bonds | Authorize $22,500,000 in general obligation bonds for capital improvements to port facilities. |
|
46,280 (51%) |
45,046 (49%) |
|
Proposition 3 | Public education funding; Bonds | Authorize $7,900,000 in general obligation bonds for acquiring, constructing, and equipping library facilities. |
|
48,325 (53%) |
43,240 (47%) |
|
Proposition 4 | Transportation; Bonds | Authorize $10,400,000 in general obligation bonds for constructing trunk and secondary airports. |
|
47,988 (52%) |
43,511 (48%) |
|
Proposition 5 | Transportation; Transportation; Bonds; Transportation | Authorize $37,300,000 in general obligation bonds for highway, ferry, and local service road and trail construction. |
|
55,138 (60%) |
36,545 (40%) |
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Proposition 6 | Healthcare facility; Bonds | Authorize $10,900,000 in general obligation bonds for health care facility improvements. |
|
55,040 (60%) |
36,427 (40%) |
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Proposition 7 | Game and fish commissions; Bonds | Authorize $10,500,000 in general obligation bonds for fish and game management facilities construction. |
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53,944 (59%) |
37,383 (41%) |
|
Proposition 8 | Public assistance; Healthcare facility; Bonds | Authorize $7.515 million in general obligation bonds for constructing and expanding Pioneers' Homes. |
|
58,307 (63%) |
33,612 (37%) |
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Proposition 9 | Public education funding; Bonds | Authorize $40,337,000 in general obligation bonds for the purpose of rural school construction. |
|
59,327 (64%) |
33,567 (36%) |
See also
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