Yavapai County, Arizona ballot measures
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Yavapai County is one of the 15 counties in Arizona. The director of elections for Yavapai County is Lynn Constabile. The elections department is responsible for coordinating and administering elections and tabulating election results.
2013
November 5
Question: Chino Valley Unified School District No. 51 Bond Issue
Question: Cottonwood-Oak Creek Elementary School District No. 6 Budget Override
Question: Humboldt Unified School District No. 22 Budget Increase
Question: Mingus Union High School District No. 4 Budget Override
Question 1: Prescott Unified School District No. 1 Bond Issue
Question 2: Prescott Unified School District No. 1 Budget Increase
Question 3: Prescott Unified School District No. 1 Sale, Exchange or Lease of Real Property
Question: Sedona-Oak Creek Joint Unified School District No 9 Budget Increase
August 27
Proposition 426: City of Prescott Alternative Expenditure Extension
May 21
- See also: May 21, 2013 ballot measures in Arizona
Cottonwood City Alternative Expenditure, Proposition 425 (May 2013)
March 12
Camp Verde Town Sanitary District Trusteeship Question (March 2013)
Chino Valley Town Alternative Expenditure Limitation Extension Question (March 2013)
Prescott Valley Town Alternative Expenditure Limitation Extension Question (March 2013)
Prescott Valley Town Amended General Plan Question (March 2013)
Camp Verde Sanitary District Dissolution Question (March 2013)
2012
August 28
- Peoria City Charter Amendments, 12 (August 2012) (also in Maricopa County)
2011
May 17
- See also: May 17, 2011 ballot measures in Arizona
Chino Valley Zoning Change Ordinance (May 2011)
Cottonwood City Electricity Franchise Renewal (May 2011)
Camp Verde Public Services Franchise Renewal (May 2011)
Jerome Town Budget Override (May 2011)
2010
November 2
Prescott City Charter Amendments, 8 (November 2010)
Camp Verde City 1 Cent Sales Tax Increase, Prop 400 (November 2010)
Camp Verde City 1/2 Cent Sales Tax Increase, Prop 401 (November 2010)
May 18
- See also: May 18, 2010 ballot measures in Arizona
Jerome Town Expenditure Limitation Measure (May 2010)
March 9
- See also: March 9, 2010 ballot measures in Arizona
Sedona Mayoral Election Question (March 2010) (also in Coconino County)
Clarkdale Town Home Rule Extension (March 2010)
Chino Valley School District Budget Override (March 2010)
2009
November 3
Prescott Taxpayer Protection Act (2009)
Prescott Extension of Expenditure Limits, Proposition 400 (November 2009)
September 1
Prescott Sales Tax Extension (2009)
March 10
Prescott Valley Proposition 401 (2009)
County Evaluation
A study was conducted evaluating Arizona's county election websites based on seven criteria. For detailed information on the Navigation number see: Navigation.
- Has Election site: Yes
- Current Information: Yes
- Ballot Text: No
- Issues List: No
- Updated Results: Yes
- Archives: Yes
- Navigation: 3
External links
- Yavapai County elections office (dead link)
- Past Election Results: 2000-2011 (dead link)
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