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Virginia 1954 ballot measures

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In1954, voters decided on one statewide ballot measure inVirginia on November 2.

  • One was a legislatively referred constitutional amendment.
  • Voters rejected the measure.

On the ballot

November 2, 1954

TypeTitleDescriptionResultYes VotesNo Votes

LRCA

Borrowing Retirement System Money for School Boards AmendmentAmend the Constitution of Virginia to allow for school boards to borrow money from the Retirement System

Defeated

156,728 (50%)

157,808 (50%)


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