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Five amendments listed for Alabama General Election ballot

The General Election ballot includes four statewide amendments and one local amendment.

Five amendments listed for Alabama General Election ballot

Key takeaways

  • Four statewide amendments are on the General Election ballot.
  • One local amendment is also on the ballot.
  • The local proposal is separate from the statewide measures.
  • The measure names and local jurisdiction are not identified here.

What is on the ballot

The General Election ballot includes four statewide amendments and one local amendment. The statewide proposals will appear as measures for voters across Alabama, while the local amendment applies to a specific local area.

Statewide and local measures

The statewide amendments are separate from the local proposal. The local amendment does not have statewide application.

The measure titles, ballot language, and the local jurisdiction are not identified in the published description of the development. Voters should review the official ballot when it is available for the exact wording of each amendment.

What voters should know

Amendments are decided by votes on the ballot. The four statewide measures and the local measure are separate questions, so voters may consider each one independently.

The Alabama News Wire reported the five-amendment ballot lineup. Its report is linked below.

What to watch

  • The official ballot wording for each amendment.
  • The jurisdiction covered by the local amendment.
  • How the five amendment questions are presented to voters.

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