Albany Voters Will Decide Six Measures Nov. 3

Albany voters will face six local ballot measures on Nov. 3, including five measures involving taxes.

Six measures on the ballot

The measures will be decided separately by Albany voters during the Nov. 3 election. Five are tax measures. The sixth is not described in the available election listing.

Ballot measures allow voters to decide a proposal directly rather than leaving the decision solely to elected officials. Each measure will appear on the ballot for voters to consider.

What voters should review

Voters should read the official ballot language for all six measures before casting a ballot. The wording of each measure determines what voters are being asked to approve or reject.

The five tax measures should be reviewed individually. They are separate questions, so voters will make a decision on each one rather than casting a single vote on all five.

Nov. 3 decision

The election will produce a separate result for each of the six measures. The five tax measures and the remaining measure will each be decided through the ballot process.

The measures are local Albany questions. Voters can use the official election materials to confirm the full text and voting instructions before Nov. 3.