New Hampshire 2014 ballot measures
No statewide ballot questions are certified for the November 4, 2014 ballot in the state of New Hampshire.
The 2014 legislative session began on January 8, 2014 and concluded on June 13, 2014. The state does not allow initiatives or referendums, therefore, measures must be referred by the New Hampshire Legislature. Two legislatively referred constitutional amendments had the potential to appear on the general election ballot in November, however, neither passed both houses of the general court prior to its adjournment. In order to place an amendment before voters, the New Hampshire General Court would have been required to pass the legislation by a 60 percent vote.
Historical facts
- Since 1992, an average of two measures have appeared on even-numbered election year ballots in New Hampshire. Therefore, 2014 is a below-average year.
- The number of measures on statewide ballots since 1992 has ranged from zero to three.
- Since 1992, three of 12, or 25 percent, of New Hampshire ballot measures have been approved by voters.
- Conversely, nine of 12, or 75 percent, of measures have been defeated.
Not on the ballot
| Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result |
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| LRCA | CACR 17 | LGBT issues | Prohibits discrimination based on sexual orientation | 
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| LRCA | CACR 19 | Gov't Finances | Requires all revenue from special fees or assessments imposed to defray the costs of special programs be used to support the special programs |
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