New York 1975 Ballot Measures

Eight statewide ballot measures were on the November 4, 1975 ballot in New York.

• Seven measures were legislatively referred constitutional amendments and one measure was a legislatively referred bond question.
• Three measures were approved.

On the ballot[edit]

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result
BI	Proposition 1	Bonds	Authorizes a state debt for low rent housing	d
LRCA	Amendment 1	Constitutional Rights	Provides for the equality of rights under the law	d
LRCA	Amendment 2	Judiciary	Creates a commission on judicial conduct	a
LRCA	Amendment 3	Judiciary	Provides for the administration and financing of the Unified Court System of the State	d
LRCA	Amendment 4	Legislature	Provides for the convening of extraordinary sessions of the Legislature	a
LRCA	Amendment 5	Water	Authorizes municipalities to construct storm water facilities	d
LRCA	Amendment 6	Pension	Excludes the cost of employer contributions for pensions from existing tax limitations	d
LRCA	Amendment 7	Gambling	Authorizes games of chance by religious, charitable and nonprofit organization	a

See also[edit]

• 1975 ballot measures
• List of New York ballot measures
• New York State Legislature
• List of ballot measures by state

External links[edit]

• New York State Board of Elections
• Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research
• New York State Court System

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