Missouri 1991 ballot measures: Difference between revisions

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In 1991, voters decided on 1 statewide ballot measure in Missouri on November 5.

November 5, 1991

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRSS	Proposition B	Higher education funding; Higher education governance; Business taxes; Public education funding; Public education governance; Sales taxes; Teachers; School class size; Tobacco tax	Increase some taxes and allocate new funding for higher education, K–12 education, and job training programs		304,049 (33%)	623,060 (67%)

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+In [[1991 ballot measures|1991]], voters decided on 1 statewide ballot measure in [[Missouri]] on November 5.
-'''One statewide ballot measure''' was on the [[1991 ballot measures#Missouri|November 5, 1991 ballot]] in [[Missouri]].
+*The measure was a [[legislatively referred state statute|legislatively referred state statute]].
-* The one measure was a {{lrssfull}}.
+*Voters approved zero (0%) and rejected one (100%) measure.
-* The one measure was defeated.
 ==On the ballot==
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 ==See also==
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+* [[Laws governing the initiative process in Missouri]]
+* [[Types of ballot measures in Missouri]]
 * [[List of Missouri ballot measures]]
 * [[1991 ballot measures]]
-==External links==
-*[https://web.archive.org/web/2/http://ipp.missouri.edu/files/ipp/attachments/19-2010_constitutional_amendments.pdf Missouri Legislative Academy]
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 [[Category:Past-date_ballot_measure_state_year_overviews]]

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