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Alabama Road Improvement Taxes, Amendment 5 (1924)

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TheAlabama Road Improvement Taxes, Amendment 5, also known asAmendment 5, was on the ballot inAlabama onNovember 4, 1924, as alegislatively referred constitutional amendment. It wasapproved. The amendment proposed to amend the constitution. The amendment proposed that Mobile county may issue bonds for the purpose of construction or improvement of concrete or better than concrete surfaced public roads and bridges between Mobile and Baldwin counties; such bonds would not exceed six and one-half percent. Any such indebtedness shall first go before the voters and passed with a majority vote.[1]

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Alabama Amendment 5 (1924)
ResultVotesPercentage
ApprovedaYes57,41067.18%
No28,04132.82%

Election results via:Alabama Official and Statistical Register, 1927

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