Constitutional amendments search results
22 amendment(s) found [ Election date: September 13, 2003 ]
| Session | Bill | Prop. | Topic | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 78th R.S. | HJR 68 | 1 | The constitutional amendment authorizing the Veterans' Land Board to use assets in certain veterans' land and veterans' housing assistance funds to provide veterans homes for the aged or infirm and to make principal, interest, and bond enhancement payments on revenue bonds. | Adopted |
| 78th R.S. | HJR 51 | 2 | The constitutional amendment to establish a two-year period for the redemption of a mineral interest sold for unpaid ad valorem taxes at a tax sale. | Adopted |
| 78th R.S. | HJR 55 | 3 | The constitutional amendment to authorize the legislature to exempt from ad valorem taxation property owned by a religious organization that is leased for use as a school or that is owned with the intent of expanding or constructing a religious facility. | Adopted |
| 78th R.S. | SJR 30 | 4 | The constitutional amendment relating to the provision of parks and recreational facilities by certain conservation and reclamation districts. | Adopted |
| 78th R.S. | SJR 25 | 5 | The constitutional amendment to authorize the legislature to exempt from ad valorem taxation travel trailers not held or used for the production of income. | Adopted |
| 78th R.S. | HJR 23 | 6 | The constitutional amendment permitting refinancing of a home equity loan with a reverse mortgage. | Adopted |
| 78th R.S. | HJR 44 | 7 | The constitutional amendment to permit a six-person jury in a district court misdemeanor trial. | Adopted |
| 78th R.S. | HJR 62 | 8 | The constitutional amendment authorizing the legislature to permit a person to take office without an election if the person is the only candidate to qualify in an election for that office. | Adopted |
| 78th R.S. | HJR 68 | 9 | The constitutional amendment relating to the use of income and appreciation of the permanent school fund. | Adopted |
| 78th R.S. | HJR 61 | 10 | The constitutional amendment authorizing municipalities to donate surplus fire-fighting equipment or supplies for the benefit of rural volunteer fire departments. | Adopted |
| 78th R.S. | HJR 85 | 11 | A constitutional amendment to allow the legislature to enact laws authorizing and governing the operation of wineries in this state. | Adopted |
| 78th R.S. | HJR 3 | 12 | The constitutional amendment concerning civil lawsuits against doctors and health care providers, and other actions, authorizing the legislature to determine limitations on non-economic damages. | Adopted |
| 78th R.S. | HJR 16 | 13 | The constitutional amendment to permit counties, cities and towns, and junior college districts to establish an ad valorem tax freeze on residence homesteads of the disabled and of the elderly and their spouses. | Adopted |
| 78th R.S. | HJR 28 | 14 | The constitutional amendment providing for authorization of the issuing of notes or the borrowing of money on a short-term basis by a state transportation agency for transportation-related projects, and the issuance of bonds and other public securities secured by the state highway fund. | Adopted |
| 78th R.S. | HJR 54 | 15 | The constitutional amendment providing that certain benefits under certain local public retirement systems may not be reduced or impaired. | Adopted |
| 78th R.S. | SJR 42 | 16 | The constitutional amendment authorizing a home equity line of credit, providing for administrative interpretation of home equity lending law, and otherwise relating to the making, refinancing, repayment, and enforcement of home equity loans. | Adopted |
| 78th R.S. | HJR 21 | 17 | The constitutional amendment to prohibit an increase in the total amount of school district ad valorem taxes that may be imposed on the residence homestead of a disabled person. | Adopted |
| 78th R.S. | HJR 59 | 18 | The constitutional amendment authorizing the legislature to permit a person to assume an office of a political subdivision without an election if the person is the only candidate to qualify in an election for that office. | Adopted |
| 78th R.S. | SJR 45 | 19 | The constitutional amendment to repeal the authority of the legislature to provide for the creation of rural fire prevention districts. | Adopted |
| 78th R.S. | SJR 55 | 20 | The constitutional amendment authorizing the issuance of general obligation bonds or notes not to exceed $250 million payable from the general revenues of the state to provide loans to defense-related communities, that will be repaid by the defense-related community, for economic development projects, including projects that enhance the military value of military installations. | Adopted |
| 78th R.S. | SJR 19 | 21 | The constitutional amendment to permit a current or retired faculty member of a public college or university to receive compensation for service on the governing body of a water district. | Adopted |
| 78th R.S. | HJR 84 | 22 | The constitutional amendment authorizing the appointment of a temporary replacement officer to fill a vacancy created when a public officer enters active duty in the United States armed forces. | Adopted |
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