“Shall Ordinance Number Three of the Alaska Constitutional Convention, prohibiting the use of fish traps for the taking of salmon for commercial purposes in the coastal waters of the State, be adopted?”Yes [ ] No [ ]
PENNSYLVANIA CONSTITUTION
ARTICLE III
ORDINANCE NO. 3
ORD. III §1 | BALLOT
ORD. III §2 | EFFECT OF REFERENDUM
“As a matter of immediate public necessity, to relieve economic distress among individual fishermen and those dependent upon them for a livelihood, to conserve the rapidly dwindling supply of salmon in Alaska, to insure fair competition among those engaged in commercial fishing, and to make manifest the will of the people of Alaska, the use of fish traps for the taking of salmon for commercial purposes is hereby prohibited in all the coastal waters of the State.”
AMENDMENT SUMMARY
| Election Date | Subject of Amendment | Provisions Affected | Resolution Number | Votes For | Votes Against |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8/23/1966 | Residency Requirement to Vote for President | Article V, Section 1 | SJR 1 (1966) | 36,667 | 12,383 |
| 8/27/1968 | Commission on Judicial Qualifications | Article IV, Section 10 | HJR 74 (1968) | 32,481 | 12,823 |
| 8/27/1968 | Compensation of Judicial Qualification Commission | Article IV, Section 13 | HJR 74 (1968) | 27,156 | 17,467 |
| 8/25/1970 | Establish Voting Age at 18 Years | Article V, Section 1 | HJR 7 (1969) | 36,590 | 31,216 |
| 8/25/1970 | Remove English Requirement for Voting | Article V, Section 1 | HJR 51 (1970) | 34,079 | 32,578 |
| 8/25/1970 | Secretary of State Designated Lieutenant Governor | Article III, Sections 7-11, 13-15; Article XI, Sections 2-6; Article XIII, Sections 1, 3; Article XV, Section 9 | SJR 2 (1970) | 46,102 | 18,781 |
| 8/25/1970 | Chief Justice Elected by Supreme Court | Article IV, Section 2 | HJR 11 (1970) | 44,055 | 19,583 |
| 8/25/1970 | Term of Office for Judicial System Administrator | Article IV, Section 16 | HJR 11 (1970) | 43,462 | 18,651 |
| 8/22/1972 | Residency Requirement for Voting | Article V, Section 1 | HJR 126 (1972) | 31,130 | 20,745 |
| 8/22/1972 | Prohibition of Sexual Discrimination | Article I, Section 3 | HJR 102 (1972) | 43,281 | 10,278 |
| 8/22/1972 | Right of Privacy | Article I, Section 22 | SJR 68 (1972) | 45,539 | 7,303 |
| 8/22/1972 | Eliminate City Representation on Borough Assemblies | Article X, Section 4 | SJR 52 (1972) | 30,132 | 19,354 |
| 8/22/1972 | Authorize Limited Entry Fisheries | Article VIII, Section 15 | SJR 10 (1971) | 39,837 | 10,761 |
| 8/22/1974 | Voting on Constitutional Amendments at General Elections | Article XIII, Section 1 | HJR 20 (1973) | 56,017 | 20,403 |
| 11/2/1976 | Action on Veto of Bills | Article II, Sections 9 and 16 | HJR 11 (1975) | 71,829 | 39,980 |
| 11/2/1976 | Authorize Permanent Fund | Article IX, Sections 7 and 15 | HJR 39 (1976) | 75,588 | 38,518 |
| 11/2/1976 | Administration and Review of State Land Disposals | Article VIII, Section 10 | SJR 45 (1976) | 46,652 | 64,744 |
| 11/2/1976 | Direct Financial Aid to Students | Article VII, Section 1 | HJR 73 (1976) | 54,636 | 64,211 |
| 11/7/1978 | Powers of Legislative Interim Committees | Article II, Section 11 | SJR 16 (1978) | 48,078 | 68,403 |
| 11/4/1980 | Legislative Annulment of Regulations | Article II, New Section | HJR 82 (1980) | 58,808 | 82,010 |
| 11/4/1980 | Disqualification of Legislators | Article II, New Section | SJR 2 (1980) | 47,054 | 99,705 |
| 11/4/1980 | Interim and Special Legislative Committees | Article II, Section 11 | HJR 80 (1980) | 41,868 | 102,270 |
| 11/4/1980 | Appointment and Confirmation of Members | Article III, Section 26 | HJR 20 (1980) | 56,316 | 90,506 |
| 11/2/1982 | Veterans' Housing Bond Authority | Article IX, Section 8 | HJR 71 (1982) | 111,460 | 69,497 |
| 11/2/1982 | Changes in Commission on Judicial Qualifications | Article IV, Section 10 | HJR 32 (1981) | 123,172 | 53,424 |
| 11/2/1982 | Limiting Appropriation Increases | Article IX, Section 16; Article XV, Sections 26-28 | SJR 4 (1981) | 110,669 | 71,531 |
| 11/6/1984 | Legislative Annulment of Administration Regulations | Article II, New Section | HJR 5 (1983) | 91,171 | 98,855 |
| 11/6/1984 | Limit Length of Legislative Session | Article II, Section 8 | HJR 2 (1984) | 150,999 | 46,099 |
| 11/4/1986 | Legislative Annulment of Administrative Regulations | Article II, New Section | SJR 40 (1986) | 65,176 | 94,299 |
| 11/8/1988 | Resident Hiring Preference | Article I, Section 23 | HJR 18 (1988) | 162,997 | 31,650 |
| 11/6/1990 | Budget Reserve Fund | Article IX, Section 17 | SJR 5 (1990) | 124,280 | 63,307 |
| 11/8/1994 | Individual Right to Keep and Bear Arms | Article I, Section 19 | SJR 39 (1994) | 153,300 | 57,636 |
| 11/8/1994 | Rights of Crime Victims | Article I, Sections 12, 24 | HJR 43 (1994) | 178,858 | 27,641 |
| 11/5/1996 | Voter Approval of Changes to Statehood Act | Article XII, Section 14 | SJR 3 (1996) | 157,936 | 71,082 |
| 11/3/1998 | Definition of Marriage | Article I, Section 25 | SJR 42 (1998) | 152,965 | 71,631 |
| 11/3/1998 | Redistricting | Article VI, Sections 1-11; Article XI, Section 3; Article XIV, Sections 1-3; Article XV, Section 29 | HJR 44 (1998) | 110,768 | 101,686 |
| 11/7/2000 | Prohibition on Wildlife Initiative | Article XI, Section 7 | HJR 56 (2000) | 96,253 | 179,552 |
| 11/7/2000 | Amendment Provision; Prohibit Court Intervention | Article XIII, Section 1; New Section | SJR 27 (2000) | 114,310 | 151,467 |
| 11/7/2000 | Confirmation of Board Appointees | Article III, Section 26; Article IX, Section 15 | SJR 34 (2000) | 72,419 | 194,975 |
| 11/2/2004 | Requirements for Initiative & Referendum | Article XI, Section 3 | HJR 5 (2004) | 149,236 | 139,642 |
Editor's Notes
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