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Wisconsin 1967 ballot measures
In 1967, voters decided on eight statewide ballot measures in Wisconsin on April 4.
- Eight were legislatively referred constitutional amendments.
- Voters approved eight (100%) and rejected zero (0%).
On the ballot
April 4, 1967
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
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Question 1 | State executive | Set a four year term of office for the governor and lieutenant governor |
|
534,368 (63%) |
310,478 (37%) |
|
Question 2 | State executive | Set a four year term of office for the secretary of state |
|
520,326 (63%) |
311,974 (37%) |
|
Question 3 | State executive | Set a four year term for the office of state treasurer |
|
514,280 (62%) |
314,873 (38%) |
|
Question 4 | State executive | Set a four year term of office for the attorney general |
|
515,962 (62%) |
311,603 (38%) |
|
Question 5 | State executive | Establish that the governor and lieutenant governor are to be elected jointly |
|
507,339 (62%) |
312,267 (38%) |
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Question 6 | Term limits | Remove a provision that restricted sheriffs to two consecutive terms of office |
|
508,242 (61%) |
324,544 (39%) |
|
Question 7 | School choice | Permit the legislature to provide transportation to students of private schools |
|
494,236 (57%) |
377,107 (43%) |
|
Question 8 | Salaries | Permit the legislature to equalize judicial salaries |
|
489,989 (60%) |
328,292 (40%) |
See also
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