Utah 2008 General Election Ballot Measures
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| Constitutional Amendment A - Resolution Revising Executive Officer Succession Provisions |
Summary: An amendment that
would modify and clarify how a vacancy in the office of governor is filled;
define when a vacancy occurs in the offices of governor and lieutenant
governor; modify the term of office of a person filling a vacancy in the office
of governor or lieutenant governor; modify and clarify the exercise of powers
of governor when the governor is temporarily disabled; modify and clarify how
the disability of a governor is determined; modify how a vacancy in the office
of lieutenant governor is filled; and establish a process for determining the
disability of a lieutenant governor.
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| Constitutional Amendment B - Resolution Regarding Permanent State Trust Fund |
Summary: Would amend the
constitution to allow a permanent state trust fund to include money or other
assets given to the trust fund under any provision of law.
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| Constitutional Amendment C - Resolution Regarding Legislative Sessions |
Summary: Would amend the
constitution to change the start date of the Legislature’s annual general
session from the third Monday in January to the fourth Monday in January; and
exclude federal holidays from the calculation of the 45-day limit on annual
general sessions of the Legislature.
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| Constitutional Amendment D - Joint Resolution Amending Legislative Appointment |
Summary: Would amend the
constitution to clarify that the time when the Legislature is required to
divide the state into congressional, legislative, and other districts is no
later than the annual general session following the Legislature’s receipt of
the federal census results.
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| Constitutional Amendment E - Joint Resolution Regarding Stock and Bond Subscriptions |
Summary: Would amend the
constitution to authorize the state to invest money in the newly issued stock
or bonds of private companies if the money comes from the State School Fund or
from land granted to the state by the federal government, as an exception to a
general rule prohibiting those investments.
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