Let's see how some of these ballot measures in states are doing, shall we?
Alabama:
Forbids state's recognition of laws violating its policies, including all foreign law.
13% reporting
Yes 57,932 72.3%
No 22,233 27.7%
Protects right to bear arms; requires strict scrutiny of any restriction on the right.
13% reporting
Yes 63,938 73.8%
No 22,664 26.2%
Colorado:
Amendment 67 - Personhood
Recognizes unborn children as persons in the Colorado Criminal Code and Colorado Wrongful Death Act.
41% reporting
No 612,791 63.4%
Yes 354,061 36.6%
Proposition 105 - Food Labeling
Mandates labeling of certain foodstuffs that contain genetically modified organisms.
41% reporting
No 671,806 68.9%
Yes 302,545 31.1%
Florida:
Grants the right to use marijuana for the treatment of certain ailments when recommended by a physician.
87% reporting
No 2,338,038 42.7%
Yes 3,139,781 57.3%
Georgia:
Amendment A - State Income Tax
Prohibits the state from increasing the maximum state income tax rate above that in effect on January 1, 2015.
39% reporting
Yes 792,731 75.1%
No 262,934 24.9%
Illinois:
Advisory Question 2 - Cover Contraception
Advises the legislature to require prescription birth control to be covered in prescription drug coverage health insurance plans.
12% reporting
Yes 213,546 60.5%
No 139,675 39.5%
Missouri:
Amendment 6 - Allow Early Vote
Establishes a six-day-long early voting period.
10% reporting
No 122,485 72.2%
Yes 47,266 27.8%
North Dakota:
Measure 1 - Right to Life
Declares in the state constitution that life begins at conception.
21% reporting
No 29,920 63.7%
Yes 17,060 36.3%
Tennesse (lol)
Amendment 1 - Abortion Regulation
Inserts constitutional language empowering the legislature to enact, amend or repeal statutes regarding abortion.
41% reporting
Yes 436,986 54.7%
No 362,163 45.3%
Amendment 3 - Income Tax Ban
Prohibits the legislature from levying or permitting any tax upon payroll or earned personal income.
40% reporting
Yes 506,127 66.9%
No 250,492 33.1%