Category:2011 local ballot news
From Ballotpedia
								
												
				The Ballotpedia News Update
Pages in category "2011 local ballot news"
The following 104 pages are in this category, out of 104 total.
B
C
- California voters approve over 70% of local tax and bond proposals
 - Charter and budget issues get added to local Rhode Island November ballot
 - Circumcision ban supporters file over 12,000 qualifying signatures in San Francisco
 - Cost of administering Measures A and B much less than some predicted
 - Cost of living and conflict of interest in Colorado
 
E
G
H
I
L
- Local Colorado election results, majority of issues approved
 - Local election results: Seven out of ten measures approved
 - Local elections today in Michigan, Missouri and Ohio
 - Local Illinois resident seeks to place concealed carry measure on 2012 ballot
 - Local Missoulian measure seeks to challenge Citizens United case
 - Local officials in Oregon slapped with fines for violating election laws
 - Local Rhode Island politicians rack up election fines
 - Local Rhode Island school defeats bond proposals
 
M
N
- N.J. citizens group asks judge to block ruling against a spending initiative
 - Nevada judge allows lawsuit against a ballot question to move forward
 - New Hampshire cities begin to set November issues
 - New Hampshire city of Rochester to decide on Police Commission
 - New Hampshire local election held Tuesday
 - NY State Supreme Court rules in favor of local initiative circuilators
 
O
- Oklahoma and Mississippi host local elections today
 - Oklahoma special election today, first to require IDs
 - Oklahoma's Cherokee Nation to hold election on June 25
 - Oklahoman schools begin to set fall election issues
 - Opponents of Oregon cell phone fee initiative challenge ballot title
 - Oregon Secretary of State rules that Clackamas County erroneously accepted signatures
 - Over 2,300 measures featured on local ballots in November
 
R
T
- The Tuesday Count gets a push from Maine and Wyoming
 - The Tuesday Count remains steady as Maine's deadlines come and go
 - The Tuesday Count: 2011 and 2012 counts quiet down, approved 2010 measures stir up noise
 - The Tuesday Count: 2011 ballot measure campaigns center around five states
 - The Tuesday Count: 2011 ballot measure results give a segue to 2012
 - The Tuesday Count: 2011 certified total aching to increase with newly proposed measures
 - The Tuesday Count: 2011 elections near, final ballot wording cleared
 - The Tuesday Count: 2012 pushes forward, while activity continues to brew for 2011
 - The Tuesday Count: 2012 total on record pace as Alabama and Idaho contribute
 - The Tuesday Count: a budget-heavy October ballot approaches for Louisiana
 - The Tuesday Count: a pair of hunting measures boost 2012 total
 - The Tuesday Count: a slew of proposals but no certifications
 - The Tuesday Count: Alabama heaps on 10 more amendments
 - The Tuesday Count: April pushes out three more measures in its last days
 - The Tuesday Count: As another 2011 election arrives, 2012 begins to stir up again
 - The Tuesday Count: changes loom as legislators vote on proposed measures
 - The Tuesday Count: citizen initiatives shake up 2011 and 2012 election news
 - The Tuesday Count: Citizens' efforts dominate ballot measure headlines across the country
 - The Tuesday Count: days for legislative sessions are numbered
 - The Tuesday Count: disagreement on display with swarm of veto referendum proposals
 - The Tuesday Count: donations provide big backdrop as 2011 elections take center stage
 - The Tuesday Count: Election dates change in the west, campaign money racks up in the east
 - The Tuesday Count: February begins with nearly double the number of proposed citizen initiatives
 - The Tuesday Count: five state measures move forward to ballots for 2012
 - The Tuesday Count: Florida adds more juice to 2012 total with 7 measures
 - The Tuesday Count: four newly certified measures are up for a vote in 2012
 - The Tuesday Count: hundreds of initiatives filed for 2012
 - The Tuesday Count: in the home stretch - petition drives come to a close for 2011
 - The Tuesday Count: measure flatline continues as initiative sponsors play the waiting game
 - The Tuesday Count: measures certified, approved and repealed
 - The Tuesday Count: no certifications but proposals continue to add up
 - The Tuesday Count: petition signatures submitted and lawsuits filed
 - The Tuesday Count: petition signatures submitted, lawsuits filed
 - The Tuesday Count: rare occurrences show a 2011 boost, 2012 cutback
 - The Tuesday Count: Seasoned judges, gambling - the subjects of two newly certified measures
 - The Tuesday Count: Signature verification clears three measures for 2011 ballot
 - The Tuesday Count: sports arena question scores a spot on the 2012 ballot
 - The Tuesday Count: states continue to solidify their ballots, Arkansas seeks earlier vote
 - The Tuesday Count: states solidify ballots, while others face legal challenges
 - The Tuesday Count: Texas feels the heat, medical marijuana takes on Montana
 - The Tuesday Count: Texas may push 2011's ballot count over the edge
 - The Tuesday Count: Texas thrusts 2011's ballot in to the double digits
 - Tulsa Oklahoma's proposed charter amendments create controversy
 
W
- Washington April election show majority failed
 - Washington primary ballot hosts just local elections
 - Washington's first local election to be held February 8th
 - Washington, Missouri & Ohio February election most levies approved
 - Wisconsin local election sees most measures approved
 - Wisconsin, Illinois & Missouri April 5 election results posted