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Nine statewide ballot questions were on the November 5, 1973 ballot in the state of Rhode Island.

On the ballot

November 6:

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result
CRCA	Proposal 1	Elections and campaigns	Sets voting and residency qualifications.	a
CRCA	Proposal 2	Elections and campaigns	Bars those ineligible to vote for an office to be elected to that office.	a
CRCA	Proposal 3	Civil and criminal trials	Requires a grand jury's indictment for charges punishable by death or life in prison.	a
CRCA	Proposal 4	Lottery	Bans private lotteries.	a
CRCA	Proposal 5	Constitutional conventions	Allows legislatively referred constitutional amendments and mandates an automatic ballot referral every ten years.	a
CRCA	Proposal 6	Bond issues	Sets executive officials' terms at four years.	d
CRCA	Proposal 7	State legislature	Sets compensation for most legislators at $2,000 per year.	d
LRSS	Proposal 8	Insurance	Extends the Rhode Island Industrial Building Authority's power to insure mortgage payments.	a
LRSS	Proposal 9	Insurance	Extends the Rhode Island Recreational Building Authority's power to insure mortgage payments.	a

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