Louisiana § RS 45:1164.7 - Ballot; majority determination of issues
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§ RS 45:1164.7. Ballot; majority determination of issues
When such election has been ordered the following proposition shall be plainly printed upon the ballot to be used for the election:
Shall the Public Service Commission regulate the _____ (public utility) owned by _____ (the political subdivision)?. . . Yes_____ No______
If the voter desires to vote yes on the proposition he shall make an X mark in the square opposite the word yes. To vote no he shall make an X mark in the square opposite the word no.
A majority vote cast on the proposition shall determine the issue for the municipality or political subdivision.
Added by Acts 1975, No. 328, §2.
Source: official Louisiana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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