Michigan 1952 ballot measures
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In 1952, voters decided on three statewide ballot measures in Michigan on November 4.
- Two were initiated constitutional amendments.
- One was a legislatively referred constitutional amendment.
- Voters approved two (66,67%) and rejected one (33.33%).
On the ballot
November 4, 1952
| Type | Title | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Proposal 1 | Allow narcotic drugs seized without a search warrant or lawful arrest to be used as evidence in criminal proceedings |
|
1,910,728 (83%) |
382,285 (17%) |
|
| Proposal 2 | Provide for decennial redistricting by the secretary of state, with a 33-member Senate, 99-member House, and population-based districts |
|
924,242 (40%) |
1,415,355 (60%) |
|
| Proposal 3 | Provide for a 34-member Senate with fixed districts, a House of up to 110 members with districts drawn by the legislature using population formulas, and redistricting after each census |
|
1,269,807 (57%) |
975,518 (43%) |
See also
- Laws governing the initiative process in Michigan
- List of Michigan ballot measures
- 1952 ballot measures
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