Ohio 1975 ballot measures
In 1975, voters decided on nine statewide ballot measures in Ohio on November 4.
- Four were initiated constitutional amendments.
- Five were legislatively referred constitutional amendments.
- Voters approved three (33.33%) and rejected six (66.67%).
On the ballot
November 4, 1975
| Type | Title | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bonds and Sales Tax for Capital Improvements Initiative | Issue bonds and establish a 7/10 of one percent sales and use tax for capital improvements |
|
487,326 (18%) |
2,219,093 (82%) |
|
| Change to Candidate Name Rotation on Ballots Amendment | Remove requirement for ballot-by-ballot candidate name rotation and allowing the legislature to establish a method for ensuring reasonable equality in name placement |
|
1,619,219 (64%) |
915,599 (36%) |
|
| Financing of Railroad Organization Amendment | Allow the state and local governments to finance the reorganization of the state's rail systems. |
|
871,726 (35%) |
1,614,597 (65%) |
|
| Housing and Nursing Care Assistance Initiative | Authorize political subdivisions to provide assistance for health facilities |
|
869,437 (32%) |
1,882,454 (68%) |
|
| Industrial Plant Tax Incentives for Jobs Initiative | Authorize tax incentives to industrial plants to create and preserve jobs |
|
573,874 (21%) |
2,164,957 (79%) |
|
| Regulation of Charity Bingo Amendment | Permit the general assembly to regulate the operation of bingo for charitable purposes |
|
1,405,453 (54%) |
1,205,009 (46%) |
|
| Require Elections for Delegates for National Political Party Conventions Amendment | Require delegates to national conventions of political parties to be elected by voters |
|
1,653,931 (65%) |
906,156 (35%) |
|
| Tax Assessment of Outdoor Recreational Land Amendment | Allow land devoted to outdoor reaction to be valued for tax purposes at its current value for recreational use |
|
1,014,425 (40%) |
1,539,423 (60%) |
|
| Transportation Bonds and Gas Tax Initiative | Authorize bonds and the levy of a 9/10 of one cent per gallon gasoline tax for transportation development |
|
439,041 (16%) |
2,304,854 (84%) |
See also
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