Ballot issue definition
Ballot issue means a question that has been approved to be placed before the voters or is otherwise required by law to be placed before the voters. “Ballot issue” does not include the nomination or election of a candidate.
Ballot issue means a constitutional amendment, special levy, bond issue, local option
Ballot issue means a constitutional amendment, special levy, bond issue, local option referendum, municipal charter or revision, an increase or decrease of corporate limits, or any other question that is placed before the voters for a binding decision.
More Definitions of Ballot issue
Ballot issue means a non-recall petition or referred measure in an election.
Ballot issue means a state or local government matter arising under section 20 of article X of the state constitution, as defined in sections 1-41-102 (4) and 1-41-103 (4), respectively.
Ballot issue means a nonrecall, citizen-initiated petition or legislatively-referred measure which is authorized by the state constitution, including a question as defined in sections 1-41-102 (3) and 1-41-103 (3), enacted in Senate Bill 93-98.
Ballot issue means a question, other than the nomination or election of a candidate to a public office, which has been approved by a political subdivision or the general assembly or is required by law to be placed before the voters of the political subdivision by a commissioner of elections, or to be placed before the voters by the state commissioner of elections.
Ballot issue means a constitutional amendment, special
Ballot issue means a constitutional amendment,
Ballot issue means a constitutional amendment, special levy, bond issue, local option referendum, municipal charter adoption or revision, an increase or decrease of corporate limits, or any other question placed before the voters for a binding decision under the provisions of the West Virginia Code.