§ 102.88 Refusal to conduct referendum; appeal to Board.
There are no big initiatives on this year's ballot, and only a few towns are conducting referendums.
Some demonstrators said they wanted to conduct referendums on joining Russia, just as Crimea did prior to its annexation.
By conducting referenda, organizing panels and rallies, gathering signatures, and activating alumni, it and like-minded groups are in the process of changing elite conversations about wealth and moral responsibility in the midst of a slow-motion apocalypse.
In the United Kingdom, the government last month proposed a bill that would allow citizens to conduct referendums on local issues and to veto "excessive" tax increases by local councils.
When the state conducted a referendum on building a new football stadium in Seattle in 1997, 27 of its 39 counties conducted the entire election by mail.
As the announced elections approached, the government conducted a referendum on Nov. 30, 1980, on a new constitution that would have institutionalized the role of the armed forces in a "restricted democracy".
The 4,000 eligible voters of the Seneca Indian Nation of New York conducted a referendum yesterday on a proposal to open the tribe's third gambling casino, this one on its Allegany Reservation in western New York.
He legalized the long-banned Communist Party and he conducted the referendum in 1974 that abolished Greece's ill-starred monarchy by a vote of nearly 70percentt and put a republic in its place.
Buoyed by the defeat of Islamic State, the Kurdish government conducted the referendum in September 2017, winning an overwhelming mandate for independence.
Turkey has conducted a referendum, which legally terminated their republic.
