Ballot Measure Scorecard, 2017

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Ballot Measures overview

The Ballot Measure Scorecard lists statewide ballot measures certified for elections in 2017.

The Scorecard filters certified initiatives based on type of ballot measure.

See also: Overview of 2017 ballot measures

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Certified for ballot

June 13

  1. Maine Question 1, Technology Sectors Funds and Business Loans Bond Issue (June 2017) Approveda

October 7

  1. West Virginia Amendment 1, Bonds for Roads and Bridges Measure (October 2017) Approveda

October 14

  1. Louisiana Amendment 1, No Property Tax on Properties Under Construction Measure (October 2017) Approveda
  2. Louisiana Amendment 2, Property Tax Exemption for Surviving Spouses of Emergency Responders Killed Performing Duties Measure (October 2017) Approveda
  3. Louisiana Amendment 3, Dedicate New Taxes on Fuel to Transportation Construction Fund Measure (October 2017) Approveda

November 7

  1. Ohio Issue 2, Drug Price Standards Initiative (2017) Defeatedd
  2. New York Proposal 1, Constitutional Convention Question (2017) Defeatedd
  3. Maine Question 1, Casino or Slot Machines in York County Initiative (2017) Defeatedd
  4. Maine Question 2, Medicaid Expansion Initiative (2017) Approveda
  5. New Jersey Public Question 2, Revenue from Environmental Damage Lawsuits Dedicated to Environmental Projects Amendment (2017) Approveda
  6. Ohio Issue 1, Marsy's Law Crime Victim Rights Initiative (2017) Approveda
  7. New York Proposal 2, Pension Forfeiture for Convicted Officials Amendment (2017) Approveda
  8. New York Proposal 3, Forest Preserve Land Bank Amendment (2017) Approveda
  9. Texas Proposition 6, Property Tax Exemption for Surviving Spouses of First Responders Killed in Line of Duty Amendment (2017) Approveda
  10. Texas Proposition 3, Appointed Officer Term Expiration Amendment (2017) Approveda
  11. Texas Proposition 2, Home Equity Loan Amendment (2017) Approveda
  12. Texas Proposition 4, Require Court to Provide Notice to Attorney General Amendment (2017) Approveda
  13. Texas Proposition 7, Financial Institutions to Offer Prizes to Promote Savings Amendment (2017) Approveda
  14. Texas Proposition 5, Definition of Professional Sports Team in Charitable Raffles Amendment (2017) Approveda
  15. Texas Proposition 1, Property Tax Exemption for Partially Disabled Veteran with Donated House Amendment (2017) Approveda
  16. Maine Question 4, Public Pension Unfunded Liabilities from Experience Losses Amendment (2017) Approveda
  17. New Jersey Public Question 1, Bonds for Public Libraries Measure (2017) Approveda
  18. Pennsylvania Allow Local Taxing Authorities to Exempt Full Value of Homestead Amendment (2017) Approveda
  19. Maine Question 3, Transportation Bond Issue (2017) Approveda
  20. Washington Advisory Vote 16, Commercial Fishing Licenses, Fees, and Taxes Bill (2017) Defeatedd
  21. Washington Advisory Vote 17, Sales and Use Tax and Business and Occupation Tax Bill (2017) Defeatedd
  22. Washington Advisory Vote 18, State Property Tax for Schools Bill (2017) Defeatedd

Signatures filed

Proposed ballot initiatives are listed here when the initiatives' sponsors have turned in their petition signatures to election authorities, but the petitions have not been certified for the ballot.

The time it takes election authorities to scrutinize signatures that have been turned in so they can certify a measure for the ballot varies from state-to-state, averaging about 4-6 weeks.

Signatures filed, certification pending

State officials completed the evaluation and verification of all pending submitted initiative signature petitions.

Certified to the legislature

See also: Indirect initiative

This phase of the initiative process only applies to indirect initiatives.

Ballot initiatives in states that feature an indirect initiative process must go before the state legislature after signatures are submitted and enough of the submitted signatures are found to be valid. This presentation to the legislature is an intermediate step for successful signature petition drives between when an initiative petition is found to be sufficient and certification for the ballot. In some states with an indirect initiative process, the legislature can approve the proposed law themselves or put it before voters. In other states, the legislature has the chance to propose alternatives or amendments to the initiatives that can appear alongside the citizen initiative on the ballot.

The following is a list of indirect initiatives proposed for 2017 election ballots for which proponents have submitted enough valid signatures to put the proposal before the legislature:

- No 2017 initiatives are in this phase of the process.

Amendments

Initiated amendments

Referred amendments

Statutes

Initiated statutes

Referred statutes

There are no certified referred statutes at this time.

People's Veto

There are no certified veto referendums at this time.

Bond issues

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