Ohio 2000 Ballot Measures

In 2000, voters decided on one statewide ballot measure in Ohio on November 7.

• One was a legislatively referred constitutional amendment.
• Voters approved one (100%) and rejected zero (0%).

On the ballot[edit]

November 7, 2000

See also[edit]

• Laws governing the initiative process in Ohio
• List of Ohio ballot measures
• 2000 ballot measures

External links[edit]

• Proposed Constitutional Amendments, Initiated Legislation, and Laws Challenged by Referendum, Submitted to the Electors

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