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Alaska 1982 ballot measures

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1983
1980

In 1982, voters decided on nine statewide ballot measures in Alaska on November 2.

On the ballot

November 2, 1982

Type Title Subject Description Result Yes Votes No Votes

CCQ

Measure 1 Constitutional conventions Authorize a constitutional convention

Defeated

63,816 (37%)

108,319 (63%)

LRCA

Measure 2 Bonds; Housing; Veterans Allow the state to issue general obligation bonds for veterans' housing loans

Approveda

111,460 (62%)

69,497 (38%)

LRCA

Measure 3 Judiciary Rename the Commission on Judicial Qualifications to Commission on Judicial Conduct, and changed the membership of the commission

Approveda

123,172 (70%)

53,424 (30%)

LRCA

Measure 4 Revenue and spending limits Limit annual state appropriations to $2.5 billion, adjusted for inflation and population since 1981

Approveda

110,669 (61%)

70,831 (39%)

IndISS

Measure 5 Federal issues; Public land Claim state ownership of all federal land in Alaska except Mount McKinley National Park, national monuments established before 1977, native corporation selections, the Annette Island Reserve, and land controlled by the Department of Defense or the Alaska Power Administration

Approveda

137,633 (73%)

50,791 (27%)

IndISS

Measure 6 Abortion Prohibits state funding of abortions

Defeated

77,829 (41%)

112,995 (59%)

IndISS

Measure 7 Fishing; Hunting Prohibit the classification of individuals for fishing, hunting, or trapping for personal consumption and repeal laws related to subsistence hunting and fishing

Defeated

79,679 (42%)

111,770 (58%)

LRAQ

Measure 8 Capitals Spend $2,843,147,000 to move the state capital from Juneau to Willow

Defeated

91,049 (47%)

102,083 (53%)

BI

Proposition A Housing; Veterans; Bonds Issue $400 million in bonds for the purpose of purchasing home mortgages for qualifying veterans

Approveda

118,874 (64%)

67,168 (36%)


See also

Alaska