List of West Virginia ballot measures - Ballotpedia

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List of measures

West Virginia ballot measures come in only one variety. That is:

legislatively referred constitutional amendment - A constitutional amendment that appears on a state's ballot as a ballot measure because the state legislature in that state voted to put it before the voters.

See also: History of direct democracy in West Virginia.

Contents 1 2020-2029 2 2010-2019 3 2000-2009 4 1990-1999 5 1980-1989 6 1970-1979 7 1960-1969 8 1950-1959 9 See also 10 External links 2020-2029
West Virginia 2028 ballot measures West Virginia 2026 ballot measures West Virginia 2024 ballot measures West Virginia 2022 ballot measures West Virginia 2020 ballot measures

2010-2019
West Virginia 2018 ballot measures West Virginia 2017 ballot measures West Virginia 2014 ballot measures West Virginia 2012 ballot measures

2000-2009
West Virginia 2005 ballot measures West Virginia 2004 ballot measures West Virginia 2002 ballot measures West Virginia 2000 ballot measures

1990-1999
West Virginia 1998 ballot measures West Virginia 1996 ballot measures West Virginia 1994 ballot measures West Virginia 1992 ballot measures

1980-1989
West Virginia 1988 ballot measures West Virginia 1986 ballot measures West Virginia 1984 ballot measures West Virginia 1982 ballot measures West Virginia 1981 ballot measures West Virginia 1980 ballot measures

1970-1979
West Virginia 1978 ballot measures West Virginia 1974 ballot measures West Virginia 1973 ballot measures West Virginia 1972 ballot measures West Virginia 1970 ballot measures

1960-1969
West Virginia 1968 ballot measures West Virginia 1966 ballot measures West Virginia 1964 ballot measures West Virginia 1962 ballot measures

1950-1959
West Virginia 1958 ballot measures West Virginia 1956 ballot measures West Virginia 1954 ballot measures West Virginia 1950 ballot measures

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