While all eyes were on the ballot measures relating to abortion and marijuana, there were 10 ballot measures in eight states relating in some way to property taxes, and one more is coming up in an election in Louisiana on December 7.

There were ballot measures in Colorado (Amendment G), New Mexico (Amendments 1 & 2), and Virginia concerning property tax exemptions for veterans.

There was a ballot measure in Arizona (Proposition 312) concerning property tax refunds.

There was a ballot measure in Georgia (Amendment 1) concerning a personal property tax exemption.

There was a ballot measure in Wyoming concerning the separation of classes of property for taxation.

There was a ballot measure in North Dakota (Initiated Measure 4) concerning the abolition of property taxes.

There was a ballot measure in Georgia (Referendum A) concerning the personal property tax exemption.

There was a ballot measure in Florida (Amendment 5) concerning homestead property tax exemption.

All of these measures on the November ballot were passed by the voters except for the one in North Dakota.