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There were also eight school district property tax levy proposals decided in Shiawassee County during the November 6, 2012 election. Read articles about these proposals below:

St. Clair[edit]

See also: St. Clair County, Michigan ballot measures

d Yale School District Levy Increase (November 2012) (also in Sanilac County)

Tuscola[edit]

See also: Tuscola County, Michigan ballot measures

There were four township property tax levy proposals and four village property tax levy proposals on the ballots in Tuscola County for the November 6, 2012 General Election. Of these eight property tax levies, five were approved and three were defeated.

For more details on the results of these races select the appropriate race on county election results page here. For the exact language for each proposal on the ballot view the Tuscola County General Election sample ballot here.

There were also two school district tax levy proposals decided in the November 6, 2012 election. See below for articles regarding each of them:

aAkron Fairgrove School District Tax Levy Proposal (November 2012)
aCaro Community School District Tax Levy Proposal (November 2012)

Washtenaw[edit]

See also: Washtenaw County, Michigan ballot measures

Wayne[edit]

See also: Wayne County, Michigan ballot measures

Wexford[edit]

See also: Wexford County, Michigan ballot measures

There were two township tax levy proposals on the ballots in Wexford County. The proposal in Salma Township was defeated and the proposal in Clam Lake township was approved.

There was also a county tax levy proposal that was defeated.

There were also three school district property tax proposals detailed below:

aKingsley School District Tax Levy Renewal Proposal (November 2012) (also in Grand Traverse County)
aBuckley Community School District Property Tax Levy Increase Proposal (November 2012) (also in Grand Traverse County)
aMesick Consolidated School District Levy Renewal Proposal (November 2012) (also in Manistee County)

Statewide[edit]

See also: Michigan 2012 ballot measures

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result
VR	Proposal 1	Admin of Gov't	Expands powers for emergency managers (EMs) and ability of Governor to appoint EMs.	d
CICA	Proposal 2	Labor	Makes collective bargaining a right for public and private workers.	d
CICA	Proposal 3	Energy	Mandates that 25% of the state's electricity come from renewable sources by 2025.	d
CICA	Proposal 4	Labor	Puts give home health care providers limited collective bargaining rights.	d
CICA	Proposal 5	Taxes	Requires increase in state taxes to be approved by 2/3 majority in Legislature or statewide vote.	d
CICA	Proposal 6	Transportation	Requires voters to approve any new bridge or tunnel from the state to Canada.	d

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November 6, 2012 ballot measures in Michigan

Contents

Local ballot measures[edit]

Alcona[edit]

Allegan[edit]

Antrim[edit]

Barry[edit]

Bay[edit]

Berrien[edit]

Branch[edit]

Calhoun[edit]

Cass[edit]

Charlevoix[edit]

Chippewa[edit]

Clare[edit]

Clinton[edit]

Delta[edit]

Dickinson[edit]

Eaton[edit]

Emmet[edit]

Genesee[edit]

Gogebic[edit]

Grand Traverse[edit]

Gratiot[edit]

Huron[edit]

Ingham[edit]

Ionia[edit]

Iosco[edit]

Iron[edit]

Isabella[edit]

Jackson[edit]

Kalamazoo[edit]

Kalkaska[edit]

Kent[edit]

Keweenaw[edit]

Lake[edit]

Lapeer[edit]

Leelanau[edit]

Lenawee[edit]

Livingston[edit]

Macomb[edit]

Manistee[edit]

Marquette[edit]

Mason[edit]

Mecosta[edit]

Midland[edit]

Missaukee[edit]

Monroe[edit]

Montcalm[edit]

Muskegon[edit]

Newaygo[edit]

Oakland[edit]

Oceana[edit]

Ogemaw[edit]

Oscoda[edit]

Otsego[edit]

Ottawa[edit]

Saginaw[edit]

Sanilac[edit]

Schoolcraft[edit]

Shiawassee[edit]