Official voter guides to 2019 statewide ballot measures
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The following page consists of official state election documents made public online for voters to review measures on their 2019 election ballots.
The following are considered voter guides:
- Online versions of state voter guides
- Web pages listing ballot measures
- Web pages with complete descriptions of measures.
- Sample ballots
To add more links to this page that may be considered an official voter guide, please email the Ballot Measures Project Director.
By state
Colorado
Kansas
Kansas Secretary of State released a summary of the ballot language with the ballot text and an additional informational card that includes reasons to vote in favor of the amendment.
Louisiana
Maine
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Texas
Washington
See also
- 2019 ballot measures
- Features of official voter guides, compared by state
- Publication requirements for proposed state constitutional amendments