WANT TO LEARN THE PROS AND CONS OF
THIS YEAR’S UTAH BALLOT INITIATIVES?
The Olene S. Walker Institute of Politics and Public Service
is hosting a public information forum
Thursday 18th October
7:00 pm
at Weber State University’s Hurst Center
Dumke Legacy Hall
1265 Village Drive
Speakers will make brief presentations on the seven ballot measures:
Constitutional Amendment A: Makes more flexible the tax exemption for military members called into service.
Constitutional Amendment B: Allows tax exemption for private property leased by a government entity.
Constitutional Amendment C: Allows the legislature, not just the governor, to convene special sessions under special circumstances.
Non-binding Opinion Question One: Would supply critically needed funds for education and local roads through a 10 cent gas tax increase.
Proposition 2: Legalizes the use of medical marijuana. Speakers also will explain the “compromise” promised by the state legislature.
Proposition 3: Expands Medicaid for needy individuals and families.
Proposition 4: Creates an independent redistricting commission for legislative boundaries.
For more information on the ballot measures, go to VOTE.UTAH.GOV