Ballot MeasuresStates are voting on issues including taxes, guns and marijuana.

Descriptions from Ballotpedia.

Alabama

State Amendment 1 - Foreign Laws

Forbids state's recognition of laws violating its policies, including all foreign law.

100% reporting

Yes 694,467 72.3%
No 265,455 27.7%

State Amendment 2 - Trust Fund

Increases the amount of the General Obligation Bonds authorized by $50 million.

99% reporting

Yes 477,544 50.5%
No 468,705 49.5%

State Amendment 3 - Right to Bear Arms

Protects right to bear arms; requires strict scrutiny of any restriction on the right.

100% reporting

Yes 734,359 72.4%
No 279,450 27.6%

State Amendment 4 - Expenditure Increase

Requires a two-thirds majority vote by the state legislature to increase local education expenditure by $50,000 or more.

100% reporting

Yes 533,840 56.3%
No 415,174 43.7%

State Amendment 5 - Right to Hunt

Clarifies that the people have the right to hunt, fish, and harvest wildlife subject to reasonable regulations.

100% reporting

Yes 787,521 79.8%
No 198,931 20.2%

Alaska

Ballot Measure 2 - Legalize Marijuana

Decriminalizes marijuana in the state.

100% reporting

Yes 127,639 52.3%
No 116,248 47.7%

Ballot Measure 3 - Minimum Wage Hike

Increases the minimum wage in 2015 and 2016.

100% reporting

Yes 168,429 68.9%
No 76,122 31.1%

Ballot Measure 4 - Protection for Bristol Salmon

Prohibits mining projects if harmful to wild salmon in fisheries reserve.

100% reporting

Yes 156,280 65.5%
No 82,425 34.5%

Arizona

Proposition 122 - Rejection of Unconstitutional Federal Actions

Creates mechanism by which use of state personnel and financial resources are employed only for purposes congruent with Constitution.

100% reporting

Yes 701,901 51.2%
No 668,197 48.8%

Proposition 303 - Investigational Drugs

Allows terminally ill patients access to medical treatments which have completed phase one of a clinical trial, but are not yet approved by FDA.

100% reporting

Yes 1,103,554 78.5%
No 302,396 21.5%

Proposition 304 - Increase Legislative Salaries

Increases salaries of state legislators by $11,000 to $35,000 annually.

100% reporting

No 959,220 67.9%
Yes 453,681 32.1%

Arkansas

Issue 1 - Approve Rules by Legislature

Requires legislative review and approval of changes to state agencies' administrative rules.

100% reporting

For 467,160 59.1%
Against 323,854 40.9%

Issue 2 - Initiative Reform

Sets threshold of 75 percent of required petition signatures to obtain additional time for signature collection.

100% reporting

For 423,559 53.3%
Against 371,070 46.7%

Issue 3 - Ethics Transparency Reform

Extends length of time state legislators can stay in office to 16 years; limits lobbying and creates independent elected officials salary commission.

100% reporting

For 426,831 52.5%
Against 385,616 47.5%

Issue 4 - Alcohol Sales Statewide

Legalizes manufacture, transportation and sale of alcohol statewide.

100% reporting

Against 471,172 56.9%
For 356,924 43.1%

Issue 5 - Minimum Wage Hike

Increases the state's minimum wage from $6.25 to $8.50 per hour by 2017.

100% reporting

For 546,135 65.9%
Against 282,155 34.1%

California

Proposition 1 - Water Quality

$7.12 billion bond for California's water system.

100% reporting

Yes 4,237,957 67.1%
No 2,078,305 32.9%

Proposition 2 - State Budget

Increase amount of potential savings in the state 'rainy day' fund from 5% to 10% of the General Fund.

100% reporting

Yes 4,300,530 69.2%
No 1,914,218 30.8%

Proposition 45 - Healthcare Insurance

Public notice required for insurance company rates initiative.

100% reporting

No 3,742,376 59.3%
Yes 2,570,623 40.7%

Proposition 46 - Substance Testing of Docs

Increase the cap on damages that can be assessed in medical negligence lawsuits to over $1 million.

100% reporting

No 4,269,718 67.2%
Yes 2,082,674 32.8%

Proposition 47 - Criminal Sentences

Reduces the classification of most nonviolent crimes from a felony to a misdemeanor.

100% reporting

Yes 3,727,841 59.0%
No 2,586,427 41.0%

Proposition 48 - Indian Gaming Compacts

Ratification of gaming compacts with the North Fork Rancheria of Mono Indians and the Wiyot Tribe.

100% reporting

No 3,754,912 61.0%
Yes 2,398,374 39.0%

Colorado

Amendment 67 - Personhood

Recognizes unborn children as persons in the Colorado Criminal Code and Colorado Wrongful Death Act.

98% reporting

No 1,264,098 64.8%
Yes 687,395 35.2%

Amendment 68 - Horse Racing

Establishes a K-12 education fund to be funded by expanded limited gaming at horse racetracks.

98% reporting

No 1,388,560 70.6%
Yes 579,341 29.4%

Proposition 104 - School Board Open Meetings

Requires open school board meetings for collective bargaining negotiations.

98% reporting

Yes 1,330,942 70.0%
No 569,580 30.0%

Proposition 105 - Food Labeling

Mandates labeling of certain foodstuffs that contain genetically modified organisms.

98% reporting

No 1,290,178 65.7%
Yes 673,450 34.3%

Connecticut

Amendment 1 - Absentee Ballots

Allows the legislature to expand early voting.

96% reporting

No 478,055 52.4%
Yes 434,159 47.6%

District of Columbia

Initiative 71 - Legal Marijuana Possession

Legalizes possession of small amounts of marijuana for personal use.

100% reporting

For 96,113 69.4%
Against 42,280 30.6%

Florida

Amendment 1 - Conservation Program

Provides funding for the Land Acquisition Trust Fund.

100% reporting

Yes 4,230,858 74.9%
No 1,414,079 25.1%

Amendment 2 - Medical Marijuana

Grants the right to use marijuana for the treatment of certain ailments when recommended by a physician.

100% reporting

No 2,476,108 42.4%
Yes 3,363,522 57.6%

Amendment 3 - Judicial Vacancies

Allows the governor to fill judicial vacancies by appointing a justice or judge from a slate of nominees.

100% reporting

No 2,798,150 52.1%
Yes 2,572,036 47.9%

Georgia

Amendment A - State Income Tax

Prohibits the state from increasing the maximum state income tax rate above that in effect on January 1, 2015.

100% reporting

Yes 1,847,973 73.9%
No 653,027 26.1%

Amendment B - Reckless Driving

Empowers the legislature to impose additional reckless driving penalties and allocate revenue from such penalties to the Brain and Spinal Injury Trust Fund.

100% reporting

Yes 1,727,785 69.8%
No 747,045 30.2%

Referendum 1 - College Tax Exempt

Extends an ad valorem tax exemption to privately owned and operated student dormitories and parking decks within the University of Georgia system.

100% reporting

Yes 1,830,794 73.6%
No 655,053 26.4%

Hawaii

Amendment 1084 - Early Childhood Ed

Permits the appropriation of public funds for private early childhood education programs.

100% reporting

No 192,247 54.5%
Yes 160,238 45.5%

Amendment 2876 - Dams and Reservoirs

Authorizes the issuance of bonds for loan assistance to dam and reservoir owners.

100% reporting

Yes 234,016 68.7%
No 106,377 31.3%

Amendment Agricultural Enterprises

Authorizes the issuance of bonds for agricultural enterprises.

100% reporting

Yes 185,531 54.9%
No 152,222 45.1%

Amendment Judicical Nominee Selection

Requires the disclosure of names of nominees for appointment to state courts.

100% reporting

Yes 302,953 88.1%
No 40,853 11.9%

Amendment State Justices Reitrement

Increases the mandatory age of retirement for judges and justices to 80.

100% reporting

No 268,958 76.8%
Yes 81,406 23.2%

Idaho

Amendment HJR2 - Legislature Rulemaking

Empowers the legislature to delegate rulemaking authorities to executive agencies and to approve or reject the administrative rules devised by those agencies.

100% reporting

No 205,994 50.6%
Yes 201,120 49.4%

Illinois

Advisory Question 1 - Raise Minimum Wage

Advises the legislature to increase the state's hourly minimum wage to $10.

99% reporting

Yes 2,262,241 66.7%
No 1,129,856 33.3%

Advisory Question 2 - Cover Contraception

Advises the legislature to require prescription birth control to be covered in prescription drug coverage health insurance plans.

99% reporting

Yes 2,229,477 65.9%
No 1,155,186 34.1%

Advisory Question 3 - Raise Income Tax

Advises the legislature to increase the tax on income greater than one million dollars to provide additional revenue to schools.

99% reporting

Yes 2,120,215 63.3%
No 1,229,248 36.7%

Amendment 1 - Expand Victim Rights

Modifies the Crime Victims' Bill of Rights by strengthening the rights of crime victims during criminal court proceedings.

99% reporting

Yes 2,555,178 77.9%
No 726,933 22.1%

Amendment 2 - Prohibit Discrimination

Provides that no person shall be denied the right to register to vote or to cast a ballot in an election.

99% reporting

Yes 2,271,953 71.1%
No 924,790 28.9%

Kansas

Amendment 1 - Allow Charity Gaming

Authorizes the legislature to permit charitable raffles or other forms of charitable gaming by certain nonprofit organizations.

100% reporting

Yes 598,000 74.6%
No 203,407 25.4%

Louisiana

Proposition 1 - Create Medical Assistance

Gives constitutional protection to the Medical Assistance Trust Fund.

100% reporting

Yes 776,900 56.2%
No 606,475 43.8%

Proposition 10 - Tax Sales Redemption

Provides redemption period for certain property sold at tax sale.

100% reporting

Yes 712,839 54.3%
No 600,865 45.7%

Proposition 11 - Up Max Departments

Permits upwards of twenty-one state executive departments.

100% reporting

No 923,354 70.1%
Yes 392,976 29.9%

Proposition 12 - Amend Commission Residency

Adds members to the state's Wildlife and Fisheries Commission.

100% reporting

No 770,743 58.9%
Yes 538,476 41.1%

Proposition 13 - Price Lower Ninth

Authorizes New Orleans to sell property at a price fixed by the legislature in the Lower Ninth Ward.

100% reporting

No 775,242 59.5%
Yes 528,508 40.5%

Proposition 14 - Ban No-Tax Legislation

Limits when tax rebates can be altered by the legislature.

100% reporting

No 761,078 58.6%
Yes 538,530 41.4%

Proposition 2 - Create Hospital Fund

Creates a Hospital Stabilization Fund.

100% reporting

Yes 770,602 56.2%
No 600,390 43.8%

Proposition 3 - Allow Agent Fees

Allows agents of tax collectors to assist in the tax sale process and recover costs from fees charged.

100% reporting

No 857,884 64.2%
Yes 477,859 35.8%

Proposition 4 - State Infrastructure

Creates a state infrastructure bank to issue loans to transportation projects.

100% reporting

No 894,105 67.5%
Yes 430,027 32.5%

Proposition 5 - Repeal Retirement Age

Removes the retirement age requirement from judicial offices.

100% reporting

No 782,393 58.2%
Yes 562,790 41.8%

Proposition 6 - Up Mileage Rate

Authorizes Orleans Parish to levy an additional ad valorem tax for fire and police protection.

100% reporting

Yes 672,048 51.2%
No 641,664 48.8%

Proposition 7 - Exempt Disabled Vets

Makes corrections to language of state's current homestead exemption for disabled veterans.

100% reporting

Yes 992,380 74.4%
No 341,725 25.6%

Proposition 8 - Fund Artificial Reef

Protects Artificial Reef Development Fund from being used for other purposes.

100% reporting

Yes 757,208 57.2%
No 567,489 42.8%

Proposition 9 - Exclude Disabled

Deletes requirement that permanently disabled homeowners certify their income annually to keep property tax rate.

100% reporting

No 701,490 53.1%
Yes 619,467 46.9%

Maine

Question 1 - Ban Bear-Baiting

Puts restrictions on certain bear hunting practices.

100% reporting

No 320,873 53.4%
Yes 279,617 46.6%

Question 2 - Health Lab Bonds

Issues $8 million in bonds to support agriculture, natural resources industries and human health monitoring.

100% reporting

Yes 352,945 60.2%
No 232,944 39.8%

Question 3 - Business Loan Bonds

Issues $4 million in bonds to insure loans to small businesses; issues $8 million in flexible loans to small businesses.

100% reporting

Yes 360,978 61.9%
No 222,213 38.1%

Question 4 - Gene Medicine Bonds

Issues $10 million in bonds to build a research center for genetic solutions to cancer and diseases of aging.

100% reporting

Yes 365,956 62.7%
No 217,815 37.3%

Question 5 - Tissue Repair Bonds

Issues $3 million in bonds to modernize and expand laboratory specializing in tissue repair and regeneration.

100% reporting

Yes 295,595 51.1%
No 282,506 48.9%

Question 6 - Water & Wetlands Bonds

Issues $10 million in bonds to ensure clean water, protect drinking water and restore wetlands.

100% reporting

Yes 378,438 64.6%
No 207,535 35.4%

Question 7 - Marine Economy Bonds

Issues $7 million in bonds to facilitate growth of marine businesses.

100% reporting

Yes 344,152 59.1%
No 238,158 40.9%

Maryland

Amendment - County Special Elections

Permits a county charter to provide for filling vacancies in county executive offices through special elections.

99% reporting

For 1,179,460 80.1%
Against 292,472 19.9%

Amendment - Transportation Trust Fund

Creates a transportation trust fund for funding state transportation systems.

99% reporting

For 1,221,783 81.6%
Against 275,505 18.4%

Massachusetts

Question 1 - No Gas Tax Indexing

Repeals 2013 law that automatically increases gas taxes according to inflation.

100% reporting

Yes 1,091,131 53.0%
No 968,909 47.0%

Question 2 - Expand Bottle Bill

Expands the state's beverage container recycling law to include all non-alcoholic containers.

100% reporting

No 1,555,858 73.5%
Yes 561,635 26.5%

Question 3 - Ban Casinos

Repeals a 2011 law allowing resort casinos.

100% reporting

No 1,268,040 60.1%
Yes 840,589 39.9%

Question 4 - Earned Sick Time

Entitles certain employees to earn and utilize paid sick days.

100% reporting

Yes 1,252,197 59.4%
No 856,280 40.6%

Michigan

Proposal 14-1 Wolf Hunting Season

Overturns a law allowing the state to establish wolf hunting seasons in the Upper Peninsula.

99% reporting

No 1,596,052 55.0%
Yes 1,307,289 45.0%

Proposal 14-2 Designate Game

Overturns law allowing the Natural Resources Commission to directly designate game species.

99% reporting

No 1,844,053 63.9%
Yes 1,043,800 36.1%

Mississippi

Amendment - Right to Hunt

Establishes the right to hunt, fish and harvest game animals.

100% reporting

Yes 511,960 88.0%
No 69,979 12.0%

Missouri

Amendment 10 - Restrict Governor

Prohibits the governor from estimating available state revenues when making budget recommendations under certain legislative circumstances.

99% reporting

Yes 789,000 56.8%
No 600,033 43.2%

Amendment 2 - Allow Records

Renders prior criminal acts admissible in court during child sexual abuse trials.

99% reporting

Yes 1,015,996 72.0%
No 395,812 28.0%

Amendment 3 - Require Teacher Evaluations

Implements performance evaluation for teachers tied to pay, raises, etc..

99% reporting

No 1,097,941 76.4%
Yes 338,255 23.6%

Amendment 6 - Allow Early Vote

Establishes a six-day-long early voting period.

99% reporting

No 983,615 70.3%
Yes 414,955 29.7%

Montana

Constitutional Amendment C - 45 Rename State Auditor

Renames the position of state auditor to commissioner of securities and insurance.

100% reporting

Against 175,206 51.6%
For 164,188 48.4%

Referendum LR-126 - Change Late Voter Registration Deadline

Closes late voter registration the Friday before election day.

100% reporting

Against 202,618 56.9%
For 153,686 43.1%

Nebraska

Initiative 425 - Minimum Wage Hike

Increases the state hourly minimum wage to $9 by January 1, 2016.

100% reporting

For 301,968 59.2%
Against 207,841 40.8%

Nevada

Question 1 - Decide Appeals

Amends Nevada Constitution to create an intermediate appellate court.

100% reporting

Yes 287,241 53.8%
No 247,007 46.2%

Question 2 - Remove Cap Mineral Tax

Amends Nevada Constitution to remove mining tax cap of 5%.

100% reporting

No 269,227 50.3%
Yes 265,855 49.7%

Question 3 - Education Tax

Implements a 2% margins tax on businesses for public schools.

100% reporting

No 429,531 78.7%
Yes 115,915 21.3%

New Jersey

Amendment 1 - Right To Bail

Provides for pretrial detention of certain criminal defendants.

99% reporting

Yes 860,230 61.7%
No 532,954 38.3%

Amendment 2 - Dedicated Funding

Dedicates six percent of corporate business tax revenues to open space preservation.

99% reporting

Yes 894,943 64.6%
No 490,502 35.4%

New Mexico

Amendment 1 - Vary School Elections

Provides that school elections shall be held on different dates from partisan elections.

100% reporting

Against 186,617 42.4%
For 253,541 57.6%

Amendment 2 - Student Regent at NNMC

Allocates one position on the Northern New Mexico State School Board of Regents to a student representative.

100% reporting

For 276,975 64.7%
Against 151,360 35.3%

Amendment 3 - Judicial Retention Dates

Permits the legislature to set the date for filing candidacy declarations for judicial retention elections.

100% reporting

For 259,260 62.3%
Against 156,829 37.7%

Amendment 4 - Urban Counties/Charter

Allows certain counties to become "urban counties" and establish county charters.

100% reporting

For 246,753 59.2%
Against 170,265 40.8%

Amendment 5 - Land Grant Care

Requires the State Investment Council to invest and manage the land grant fund in accordance with the Uniform Prudent Investor Act.

100% reporting

For 221,183 52.7%
Against 198,548 47.3%

New York

Proposal 1 - Redistricting

Creates a redistricting commission to draw district lines every ten years.

99% reporting

Yes 1,576,970 57.3%
No 1,173,475 42.7%

Proposal 2 - Legislative Bills

Allows for electronic versions of bills rather than requiring paper copies.

99% reporting

Yes 2,165,407 77.3%
No 634,510 22.7%

Proposal 3 - School Bonds

Authorizes $2 billion in state bonds to fund technology upgrades in schools.

99% reporting

Yes 1,780,832 61.7%
No 1,104,344 38.3%

North Carolina

Constitutional Amendment - Waive Jury Trial

Amends North Carolina Constitution to allow criminal defendants to waive jury trial.

100% reporting

For 1,399,013 53.1%
Against 1,234,185 46.9%

North Dakota

Measure 1 - Right to Life

Declares in the state constitution that life begins at conception.

100% reporting

No 160,728 64.1%
Yes 89,888 35.9%

Measure 2 - Mortgage Taxes

Prevents the state from imposing mortgage, sales or transfer taxes on the mortgage or transfer of real property.

100% reporting

Yes 187,641 75.7%
No 60,241 24.3%

Measure 3 - Higher Education Commission

Abolishes elected State Board of Higher Education and replaces it with appointed Commission of Higher Education.

100% reporting

No 181,808 74.9%
Yes 60,819 25.1%

Measure 4 - Measure Rules

Requires measures that have significant fiscal impacts on the state to be voted on at a general election.

100% reporting

No 135,408 56.6%
Yes 103,888 43.4%

Measure 5 - Create Outdoors Fund

Redirects some of the state's oil tax revenues to conservation efforts.

100% reporting

No 198,596 79.4%
Yes 51,578 20.6%

Measure 6 - Parental Rights

Creates a legal presumption that each parent is a fit parent and entitled to be awarded equal parental rights by a court.

100% reporting

No 151,460 62.1%
Yes 92,471 37.9%

Measure 7 - Pharmacy Permit Requirements

Removes requirement that majority ownership in a pharmacy be held by a registered pharmacist.

100% reporting

No 147,066 58.9%
Yes 102,414 41.1%

Measure 8 - School Start

Mandates that school classes begin after Labor Day.

100% reporting

No 136,419 55.6%
Yes 109,148 44.4%

Oklahoma

Question 769 - Dual Office

Guarantees that public officials can also serve as officers and members of the National Guard, Oklahoma State Guard and Officers Reserve Corps.

100% reporting

Yes 540,290 69.4%
No 237,682 30.6%

Question 770 - Homestead Veterans

Permits a disabled veteran to sell their homestead and acquire another homestead property and keep their homestead tax exemption.

100% reporting

Yes 709,235 90.4%
No 75,435 9.6%

Question 771 - Homestead Spouse

Establishes a homestead exemption for the surviving spouse of military personnel who die in the line of duty.

100% reporting

Yes 710,514 90.5%
No 74,615 9.5%

Oregon

Measure 86 - College Fund

Amends Oregon Constitution to create fund for Oregonians pursuing post-secondary education; authorizes debt to finance.

94% reporting

No 760,965 57.8%
Yes 556,639 42.2%

Measure 87 - Judge Employment

Allows judges to be hired by the National Guard and public universities; allows school employees to serve in the legislature.

93% reporting

Yes 745,924 57.3%
No 555,412 42.7%

Measure 88 - Drivers Card

Upholds four-year driver licenses for those who cannot prove legal presence in the United States.

95% reporting

No 906,862 66.4%
Yes 458,916 33.6%

Measure 89 - Equal Rights

Guarantees equal rights regardless of sex.

94% reporting

Yes 843,091 63.8%
No 477,995 36.2%

Measure 90 - Open Primaries

Creates an open, top-two primary election system.

94% reporting

No 905,570 68.2%
Yes 422,237 31.8%

Measure 91 - Legalize Marijuana

Legalizes recreational marijuana; tasks Oregon Liquor Control Commission with regulation of its sale.

95% reporting

Yes 769,462 55.6%
No 614,459 44.4%

Measure 92 - Food Labeling

Mandates labeling of certain foodstuffs that contain genetically modified organisms.

95% reporting

No 696,293 50.5%
Yes 683,276 49.5%

Rhode Island

Question 1 - Approve Gaming Newport Grand

Authorizes casino gaming at the Newport Grand facility in Newport.

99% reporting

Reject 133,155 43.7%
Approve 171,632 56.3%

Question 2 - Local Gaming Move Approval

Prohibits changes in location of gambling without the approval of electors.

99% reporting

Approve 200,377 67.6%
Reject 96,216 32.4%

Question 3 - Constitutional Convention

Dictates whether or not Rhode Island holds a constitutional convention.

99% reporting

Reject 163,749 55.1%
Approve 133,445 44.9%

Question 4 - Higher Ed Bonds

Permits the issuance of a bond of $125 million to construct a new College of Engineering building.

99% reporting

Approve 186,020 63.5%
Reject 106,755 36.5%

Question 5 - Cultural Bonds

Permits the issuance of a bond of $35 million to fund artistic, historic and cultural centers.

99% reporting

Approve 185,325 60.6%
Reject 120,720 39.4%

Question 6 - Mass Transit Bonds

Permits the issuance of $35 million in bonds to fund enhancements and renovations to mass transit hub infrastructure.

99% reporting

Approve 174,588 60.1%
Reject 115,714 39.9%

Question 7 - Environmental Bonds

Permits the issuance of $53 million in bonds for environmental and recreational purposes.

99% reporting

Approve 214,039 71.1%
Reject 86,926 28.9%

South Carolina

Constitutional Amendment 1 - Non-Profit Raffles

Legalizes raffles conducted by non-profit organizations for charitable purposes.

100% reporting

Yes 978,738 82.7%
No 204,921 17.3%

Constitutional Amendment 2 - Adjutant General

Requires that the governor appoint the state's adjutant general.

100% reporting

Yes 659,430 56.4%
No 510,550 43.6%

South Dakota

Amendment Q - Deadwood Gambling Expansion

Permits certain forms of gambling in the city of Deadwood upon local voter approval.

100% reporting

Yes 152,218 56.7%
No 116,297 43.3%

Measure 17 - Health Insurance

Allows patients to choose health care provider at no cost.

100% reporting

Yes 166,351 61.8%
No 102,767 38.2%

Measure 18 - Minimum Wage Hike

Raises the minimum wage from $7.25 to $8.50 and increases it each year based on inflation.

100% reporting

Yes 150,818 55.1%
No 123,086 44.9%

Tennessee

Amendment 1 - Abortion Regulation

Inserts constitutional language empowering the legislature to enact, amend or repeal statutes regarding abortion.

100% reporting

Yes 728,565 52.6%
No 656,306 47.4%

Amendment 2 - Judicial Selection

Empowers the governor to appoint judges subject to confirmation by the general assembly.

100% reporting

Yes 831,341 60.9%
No 533,393 39.1%

Amendment 3 - Income Tax Ban

Prohibits the legislature from levying or permitting any tax upon payroll or earned personal income.

100% reporting

Yes 882,046 66.2%
No 449,979 33.8%

Amendment 4 - Lottery-Veterans

Empowers the legislature to permit lotteries for events that benefit 501(c)(3) or 501(c)(19) organizations.

100% reporting

Yes 902,514 69.6%
No 394,321 30.4%

Texas

Proposition 1 - No Toll Road Support

Diverts oil and gasoline tax revenues from state's "Rainy Day Fund" into transportation funding.

100% reporting

In Favor 3,205,867 79.8%
Against 812,197 20.2%

Utah

Constitutional Amendment A - State Tax Commission

Eliminates provision limiting membership on the State Tax Commission to no more than two members of the same political party.

99% reporting

Against 271,789 59.5%
For 185,320 40.5%

Constitutional Amendment B - Lieutenant Governor

Removes the requirement that an appointed lieutenant governor stand for election in the next regular general election following his or her appointment.

99% reporting

For 256,923 55.6%
Against 204,824 44.4%

Constitutional Amendment Executive Office Legal Counsel

Authorizes the Lieutenant Governor, State Auditor, and State Treasurer each to appoint legal counsel.

99% reporting

Against 299,489 65.6%
For 157,144 34.4%

Virginia

Amendment Surviving Spouse Tax Exemption

Exempts property from taxation for surviving spouses of military personnel killed in action.

99% reporting

Yes 1,829,941 87.1%
No 271,780 12.9%

Washington

Advisory Vote Marijuana Grower Tax

Asks voters whether to repeal or maintain the elimination of agricultural tax preferences for aspects of the marijuana industry.

88% reporting

Maintained 982,471 54.2%
Repealed 831,398 45.8%

Advisory Vote 9 - Tribal Tax

Asks voters whether to repeal or maintain leasehold excise tax on certain leasehold interests in tribal property.

85% reporting

Maintained 971,255 55.1%
Repealed 790,683 44.9%

Initiative 1351 - Class Size

Reduces class size.

94% reporting

Yes 989,754 50.7%
No 962,794 49.3%

Initiative 591 - Gun Rights

Prevents confiscation of firearms without due process and implementation of more extensive background checks than those at the federal level.

94% reporting

No 1,081,115 55.1%
Yes 882,634 44.9%

Initiative 594 - Background Checks

Requires background checks be performed on all gun purchasers.

95% reporting

Yes 1,171,879 59.1%
No 810,346 40.9%

West Virginia

Constitutional Amendment - Tax Exempt Youth Groups

Exempts nonprofit youth organization properties from ad valorem property taxation.

100% reporting

For 252,929 61.9%
Against 155,731 38.1%

Wisconsin

Referendum Transportation Fund

Creates a transportation fund for funding state transportation systems.

100% reporting

Yes 1,729,609 79.9%
No 435,842 20.1%

Wyoming

Constitutional Amendment A - UW Non-Resident Trustees

Allows governor to appoint nonresidents of the state to serve as University of Wyoming trustees.

100% reporting

AGAINST 112,856 70.3%
FOR 47,569 29.7%
Sources: The Associated Press; secretaries of state and boards of election; Daily Kos; Ballotpedia; Natural Earth; U.S. Census Bureau
By Aaron Bycoffe, Jay Boice and Hilary Fung