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Virginia 1984 ballot measures

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In1984, voters decided on two statewide ballot measures inVirginia on November 6.

  • Two were legislatively referred constitutional amendments.
  • Voters approved two (100%) and rejected zero (0%).

On the ballot

November 6, 1984

TypeTitleDescriptionResultYes VotesNo Votes

LRCA

Question 1Allow members of local government bodies to be elected or appointed to fill vacancies in the office of mayor or board chairman

Approveda

1,131,019 (71%)

468,843 (29%)

LRCA

Question 2Require a balanced state budget

Approveda

1,194,262 (74%)

411,689 (26%)


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