Voters Everywhere Reject Vouchers

According to data compiled by Edd Doerr of Americans for Religious Liberty, voters in every state when confronted with the opportunitity to weigh in on school vouchers and tax payer funeded private school issues have rejected the idea every time. Here are the results:

  • Nebraska 1970 Tax code vouchers 57-43 against
  • Maryland 1972 Vouchers 55-45 against
  • Michigan 1978 Vouchers 74-26 against
  • Washington, DC 1981 Tax code vouchers 89-11 against
  • Utah 1988 Tax code vouchers 70-30 against
  • Oregon 1990 Tax code vouchers 67-33 against
  • Colorado 1992 Vouchers 67-33 against
  • California 1993 Vouchers 70-30 against
  • Washington State 1996 Vouchers 64-36 against
  • Colorado 1998 Tax code vouchers 60-40 against
  • Michigan 2000 Vouchers 69-31 against
  • California 2000 Vouchers 71-29 against
  • Utah 2007 Vouchers 62-38 against
  • Florida 2012 Vouchers 55-45 against
  • Hawaii 2014 Vouchers 55-45 against
  • Nebraska 1966 Bus transportation 57-43 against (%)
  • Idaho 1972 Bus transportation 57-43 against
  • New York 1967 Constitutional change to allow tax aid 72-28 against
  • Michigan 1970 Constitutional change to allow tax aid 57-43 against
  • Oregon 1972 Constitutional change to allow tax aid 61-39 against
  • Washington State 1975 Constitutional change to allow tax aid 60-39 against
  • Alaska 1976 Constitutional change to allow tax aid 54-46 against
  • Massachusetts 1986 Constitutional change to allow tax aid 70-30 against
  • Maryland 1974 Auxiliary services 56-43 against
  • Missouri 1976 Auxiliary services 60-40 against
  • Massachusetts 1982 Auxiliary services 62-38 against
  • South Dakota 2004 Auxiliary services 53-47 against
  • California 1982 Textbook aid 61-39 against