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:: ''See also: [[Alabama 2026 local ballot measures]]''
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:: ''See also: [[June 1, 2010 ballot measures in Alabama]]''
:: ''See also: [[June 1, 2010 ballot measures in Alabama]]''


{{defeated}} [[Winfield Wet/Dry Referendum Measure (June 2010)]]
{{defeated}} [[Winfield Wet/Dry Referendum Measure (June 2010)]]
 
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==External links==
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* [https://web.archive.org/web/2/http://www.fayetteal.org/ Fayette County Official Website]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/2/http://www.fayetteal.org/ Fayette County Official Website]

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November 3

Fayette County, Alabama, Create Senior Citizen Property Tax Exemption Amendment (2026):

A "yes" vote supports creating a property tax exemption, by freezing the assessed value of the property for the year before claiming the exemption, for senior citizens in Fayette County that would apply to properties that are:

  • classified as single-family owner-occupied residential; and
  • used as the owner's principal place of residence for at least five years.

A "no" vote opposes creating a property tax exemption for senior citizens in Fayette County.


2010

June 1

See also: June 1, 2010 ballot measures in Alabama

Defeatedd Winfield Wet/Dry Referendum Measure (June 2010)

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