Ballot Measures & Referenda

Citizen initiatives, referendums, recalls, and local propositions and bonds.

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hoodline.com > 2026 > 09 > clarendon-hills-voters-to-decide-fate-of-elected-village-clerk-post

Clarendon Hills Clerk Referendum Set for Nov. 3 Ballot

4+ hour, 13+ min ago   (443+ words) Clarendon Hills voters will decide on Nov. 3 whether to strip the village clerk position of its elected status and hand appointment power to the village president instead. The measure would take effect in May 2027, and it lands just weeks before…...


ctvnews.ca > calgary > video > 09/16/2026 > albertans-confused-by-wording-of-referendum-questions

Albertans confused by wording of referendum questions

17+ hour, 28+ min ago   (36+ words) CTV News Albertans confused by wording of referendum questions Academics have identified several examples of confusing wording in the questions being posed to voters in the upcoming October referendum....


insidetime.org > mailbag > recall-should-be-a-last-resort

Recall should be a last resort

3+ day, 6+ hour ago   (377+ words) I am writing about the increasing use of recalls in the British prison system. Recall is intended to protect the public when someone on licence presents a genuine risk. However, too often it appears to be a quick response to…...


thegardnernews.com > story > news > 09/15/2026 > councilor-king-not-ready-to-vote-on-measure-that-would-ban-public-encampments > 91780582007

Councilor King not ready to vote on measure that would ban public encampments

21+ hour ago   (206+ words) WORCESTER – Vice Chairman Khrystian King will move to hold an anti-encampment ordinance set before the City Council under personal privilege at the body's Tuesday, Sept. 15, meeting for further review of what he characterized as an "anti-homelessness criminalizing ordinance." King's decision,…...


oilcity.news > community > city > 09/15/2026 > casper-oks-pair-of-annexation-rezoning-requests

Casper OKs pair of annexation, rezoning requests

13+ hour, 49+ min ago   (254+ words) CASPER, Wyo. — The Casper City Council approved two separate annexation and zoning requests during its regular meeting, incorporating nearly three-quarters of an acre into the municipal boundaries. In one action, the council authorized the annexation and general industrial zoning of…...


wogx.com > video > fmc-flef56g1c03s1zcm

Brevard County officials delay gas tax vote

15+ hour, 28+ min ago   (54+ words) WOGX Brevard County commissioners have postponed consideration of a local gas tax increase, saying they want to allow residents to decide the issue at the ballot box rather than approve it immediately. The proposal is aimed at addressing a $2.2 billion…...


law360.com > articles > 2525349 > f-150-drivers-denied-class-cert-in-ford-transmission-suit

F-150 Drivers Denied Class Cert. In Ford Transmission Suit

1+ day, 57+ min ago   (58+ words) Law360 Try our Advanced Search for more refined results The Practice of Law Deep News & Analysis Law360 | The Practice of Law Law360 Authority | Deep News & Analysis Law360 Pulse | The Business of Law F-150 Drivers Denied Class Cert. In Ford Transmission Suit Law360 is on it, so…...


daytondailynews.com > local > ohio-supreme-court-sheetz-can-pursue-legal-action-against-centerville > article_c8e22d40-fdfa-5b31-a69d-8b84ac655822.html

Ohio Supreme Court: Sheetz can pursue legal action against Centerville

21+ hour, 16+ min ago   (241+ words) The Ohio Supreme Court ruled Sheetz can pursue a second lawsuit against the City of Centerville in relation to a proposed development at 6318 Far Hills Ave. by I-675. Developers of a Sheetz service station can pursue a second lawsuit against the…...


miamiherald.com > news > local > community > miami-dade > article317252201.html

Miami-Dade County faces budget fight over sheriff funding

1+ day, 42+ min ago   (469+ words) There’s a fight over how much tax money should go to the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office next year, but the county’s mayor and sheriff agree on one thing: the law enforcement agency needs to spend at least $1 billion next year. This…...