Local ballot measures, Nevada
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School bond and tax votes
- See also: School bond and tax elections in Nevada
In Nevada, a bond election is mandated if a school district needs to exceed the fifteen percent debt limit set by Nevada law. Also, if a school district wants to issue bonding to build new facilities or improve existing ones, voter approval is required. Nevada is an initiative and referendum state that requires a citizen petition before any ballot measure can be placed.
For county and municipal initiatives, any five registered voters of the county or city may file an affidavit with the Clerk establishing a petitioner's committee, making them responsible for circulating the petition and filing it in the proper form. The affidavit must also contain the full text of the proposed initiative ordinance or cite the ordinance sought to be reconsidered, along with a 200 word or less description of the effect of the petition.
Initiative petitions must be signed by a number of registered voters equal to at least 15% of the voter turnout at the preceding general county election or city election. Referendum petitions must be signed by a number of registered voters equal to at least 10% of the voter turnout at the preceding general county election or city election.
Initiative and referendum petitions must be submitted to the respective clerks for verification no later than 180 days after the date the affidavit was filed or 130 days before the election, whichever is earlier.
Nevada counties
Churchill • Clark • Douglas • Elko • Esmeralda • Eureka • Humboldt • Lander • Lincoln • Lyon • Mineral • Nye • Pershing • Storey • Washoe • White Pine
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