“Shall the following Amendments be adopted to
the Constitution of Alabama?”
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS WHICH
APPLY TO THE STATE AT LARGE
PROPOSED STATEWIDE AMENDMENT NUMBER ONE (1)
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of
Alabama of 1901, to authorize Baldwin County and
certain governmental entities within the county to
have certain powers for the promotion of economic
and industrial development in Baldwin County
and the municipalities therein. (Proposed by Act
No. 2003-187)
Statewide Amendment No. 1 YES
Statewide Amendment No. 1 NO
PROPOSED STATEWIDE
AMENDMENT NUMBER TWO (2)
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of
Alabama of 1901, to repeal portions of Section 256
and Amendment 111 relating to separation of
schools by race and repeal portions of Amendment
111 concerning constitutional construction against
the right to education, and to repeal Section 259,
Amendment 90, and Amendment 109 relating to
the poll tax. (Proposed by Act No. 2003-203)
Statewide Amendment No. 2 YES
Statewide Amendment No. 2 NO
PROPOSED STATEWIDE
AMENDMENT NUMBER THREE (3)
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of
Alabama of 1901, to authorize a county commission
of any county or any municipality therein to
perform certain actions for the purpose of economic
and industrial development in the county.
(Proposed by Act No. 2004-94)
Statewide Amendment No. 3 YES
Statewide Amendment No. 3 NO
PROPOSED STATEWIDE
AMENDMENT NUMBER FOUR (4)
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of
Alabama of 1901, to provide for the promotion of
shrimp and seafood. (Proposed by Act No. 2004-
258)
Statewide Amendment No. 4 YES
Statewide Amendment No. 4 NO
PROPOSED STATEWIDE
AMENDMENT NUMBER FIVE (5)
Relating to the City of Trussville in Jefferson and
St. Clair Counties, proposing an amendment to the
Constitution of Alabama of 1901, to authorize the
City of Trussville to annex certain property; to provide
for the levy of an ad valorem tax for public
school purposes in the City of Trussville; and to
provide for the rate of levy of the tax and the manner
of conducting elections with respect to the tax.
(Proposed by Act No. 2004-259)
Statewide Amendment No. 5 YES
Statewide Amendment No. 5 NO
PROPOSED STATEWIDE
AMENDMENT NUMBER SIX (6)
Relating to Crenshaw County, proposing an
amendment to the Constitution of Alabama of
1901, to repeal, effective beginning the next term
of office of the Judge of Probate of Crenshaw
County, Constitutional Amendment No. 496, which
provides for the judge of probate to receive the
same salary as the district judge in the county.
(Proposed by Act No. 2004-291)
Statewide Amendment No. 6 YES
Statewide Amendment No. 6 NO
PROPOSED STATEWIDE
AMENDMENT NUMBER SEVEN (7)
Relating to Macon County, proposing an amendment
to the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, to
allow the Legislature, by local law, to authorize the
Macon County Commission to levy a tax on the
sale of all tobacco products and liquor or wine and
to provide for the collection and distribution of the
proceeds of any tax levied by any such local act.
(Proposed by Act No. 2004-536)
Statewide Amendment No. 7 YES
Statewide Amendment No. 7 NO
PROPOSED STATEWIDE
AMENDMENT NUMBER EIGHT (8)
Proposing an amendment to Amendment 93 of
the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, as amended
by Amendment 354 to the Constitution of Alabama
of 1901, to authorize the Legislature to levy an
excise tax in lieu of ad valorem taxes on designated
motor vehicles, and provide for the proceeds of
the excise tax to be distributed to those entities
currently or hereafter authorized to receive ad valorem
taxes on motor vehicles. (Proposed by Act
No. 2004-537)
Statewide Amendment No. 8 YES
Statewide Amendment No. 8 NO
PROPOSED AMENDMENT WHICH
APPLIES TO ONLY ONE COUNTY
PROPOSED LOCAL AMENDMENT
NUMBER ONE (1)
Relating to Madison County, proposing an
amendment to the Constitution of Alabama of
1901, to phase out the supernumerary system for
certain public officials and allow elected or
appointed county officials, as defined, to participate
in the Employees’ Retirement System.
(Proposed by Act No. 2004-543)
Local Amendment No. 1 YES
Local Amendment No. 1 NO