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Georgia 1928 ballot measures

From Ballotpedia
1930
1926

Eight statewide ballot measures were on theNovember 6, 1928 ballot inGeorgia.

On the ballot

November 6

TypeTitleSubjectDescriptionResult
LRCAAmendment 1BondsIncreases the bonded indebtedness of the city of LaGrange for a waterworks system
Approveda
LRCAAmendment 2Gov't FinancesAuthorizes Fulton and Chatham counties to make temporary loans
Approveda
LRCAAmendment 3BondsIncreases the bonded indebtedness of Ware County for a hospital
Approveda
LRCAAmendment 4Local Gov'tAllows certain cities to pass zoning and planning laws
Approveda
LRCAAmendment 5BondsAllows the city of Columbus to issue street improvement bonds
Approveda
LRCAAmendment 6Gov't SalariesAllows Chatham County to provide additional compensation for circuit judges
Approveda
LRCAAmendment 7Local Gov'tAuthorizes other courts in certain counties in lieu of justice courts
Approveda
LRCAAmendment 8State ExecAuthorizes the general assembly to prescribe the duties and salaries of state executive officials
Approveda

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