Ohio 1965 ballot measures
In 1965, voters decided on seven statewide ballot measures in Ohio. On May 4, voters decided on four. On November 2, voters decided on three.
- One was an indirect initiated state statute.
- Six were legislatively referred constitutional amendments.
- Voters approved four (57.14%) and rejected three (42.86%).
On the ballot
May 4, 1965
Type | Title | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
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Funds for Industrial Development Amendment | Guarantee funds for industrial development. |
|
711,031 (57%) |
542,802 (43%) |
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Guarantees of High Education Loans Amendment | Provide guarantees of loans for higher education. |
|
847,927 (66%) |
438,945 (34%) |
|
House of Representatives Redistricting Amendment | Provide for the apportionment of the House of Representatives |
|
595,288 (47%) |
681,823 (53%) |
|
Issuance of Development Bonds Amendment | Authorize the state to borrow up to $290,000,000 and issue state bonds for development purposes until December 31, 1970 |
|
715,642 (57%) |
548,557 (43%) |
November 2, 1965
Type | Title | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
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Creation of a Local Urban Service Authority Amendment | Allow electors to vote on the creation of a local Urban Service Authority. |
|
892,657 (40%) |
1,346,597 (60%) |
|
Judges Serving on Multiple Courts Amendment | Authorize judges in counties with a population of less than 40,000 to serve on more than one court |
|
1,194,966 (53%) |
1,073,671 (47%) |
|
Tax Increase for School Foundation Program Amendment | Recalculate the School Foundation Program and guarantee loans to residents attending institutions of higher education |
|
805,762 (32%) |
1,717,724 (68%) |
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