Ballot Measure 3: Only U.S. Citizens May Vote
Source: nbcnews.com
What does this measure do?
Rewrites Alaska's voter law to say only a U.S. citizen who meets the other requirements may vote, instead of saying a citizen may vote. Citizenship is already required, so the official summary says it changes no voting requirement; no cost to you.
Read the official ballot measure (PDF)
Proposed by: Citizen initiative by Alaskans for Citizen Voting (sponsors John Coghill, Mike Chenault and Josh Revak)
Three former Republican state lawmakers. Main funders: Americans for Citizen Voting and American Principles Project PAC, both paid by GOP donor Dick Uihlein.
Source: adn.com
A YES vote means
State law would read that only U.S. citizens may vote, a wording change meant to block any future local noncitizen voting.
A NO vote means
The current wording stays; voters must still be U.S. citizens under existing law.
Sources: elections.alaska.gov · ballotpedia.org · thealaskacurrent.com
Sources: elections.alaska.gov2 · ballotpedia.org · thealaskacurrent.com