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TheNew Hampshire Graduated Income Tax Amendment, also known asQuestion 1, was on the ballot inNew Hampshire onMarch 8, 1921, as aconstitutional convention referral. It wasdefeated. It proposed to allow the legislature to impose a graduated income tax.^[1]

Election results

New Hampshire Question 1 (March 1921)
Result		Votes	Percentage
dNo		33,819	61.20%
Yes		21,440	38.80%

Election results via:Manual for the General Court 1923

See also

Suggest a link

• New Hampshire 1921 ballot measures
• 1921 ballot measures
• List of New Hampshire ballot measures

External links

• Manual for the General Court 1923

Footnotes

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