Ballot Measures, September 18, 2012
Alabama held no regularly scheduled state elections in 2012, but voters decided 1 statewide ballot measure.
Ballot measures
| Measure | Description | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Amendment 1 | Transfer of $145.8 million from an oil and gas trust fund to the General Fund for Medicaid budget. | Passed (65.35% yes) |
Ballot Measures, November 6, 2012
Alabama held no regularly scheduled state elections in 2012, but voters decided 10 statewide ballot measures.
Ballot measures
| Measure | Description | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Amendment 1 | Extend payments made to the Forever Wild Land Trust for a 20-year period. | Passed (75.16% yes) |
| Amendment 2 | Aims to allow issuance of general obligation bonds of no more than $750 million. | Passed (69.41% yes) |
| Amendment 4 | To remove references to segregation of schools in the state constitution. | Failed (39.34% yes) |
| Amendment 5 | Transfer liabilities to Mobile Area Water and Sewer System. | Passed (68.66% yes) |
| Amendment 7 | Would allow for the use of secret ballots in union votes. | Passed (67.11% yes) |
| Amendment 9 | Allows legislature to implement business privilege tax on corporations. | Passed (57.8% yes) |
| Amendment 10 | Relating to authority of state legislature and banking in the state. | Passed (54.05% yes) |
| Amendment 11 | Prohibit any municipality outside of Lawrence County from imposing any municipal ordinance. | Passed (66.11% yes) |
| Amendment 6 | Would prohibit mandatory participation in any healthcare system. | Passed (58.96% yes) |
| Amendment 8 | Provide that the compensation paid to legislators do not increased during term of office. | Passed (68.5% yes) |