City of Plymouth

Mayor: Peter Amoruso

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November 05, 2024

Measure M

Pass

Ordinance Governance: Organization Threshold: Majority

Shall the office of Plymouth City Treasurer be appointive?

Option	Votes	Percentage
Yes	387	64.5%
No	213	35.5%
Total Votes	600

Measure O

Pass

Ordinance Governance: Organization Threshold: Majority

Shall the office of Plymouth City Clerk be appointive?

Option	Votes	Percentage
Yes	387	64.5%
No	213	35.5%
Total Votes	600

November 08, 2022

Measure E

Fail

Ordinance Governance: Organization Threshold: Majority

Shall the office of Plymouth City Clerk be appointive?

Option	Votes	Percentage
No	301	60.8%
Yes	194	39.2%
Total Votes	495

Measure G

Fail

Ordinance Governance: Organization Threshold: Majority

Shall the office of Plymouth City Treasurer be appointive?

Option	Votes	Percentage
No	312	62.8%
Yes	185	37.2%
Total Votes	497

November 03, 2020

Measure C

Fail

Ordinance Governance: Organization Threshold: Majority

Shall the office of City Clerk be Appointive?

Option	Votes	Percentage
No	298	55.0%
Yes	244	45.0%
Total Votes	542

Measure D

Fail

Ordinance Governance: Organization Threshold: Majority

Shall the office of City Treasurer be Appointive?

Option	Votes	Percentage
No	298	55.3%
Yes	241	44.7%
Total Votes	539

November 06, 2012

Measure R

Pass

Transient Occupancy Tax Revenues: Tax Creation/Incr./Contin. Threshold: Majority

Shall City of Plymouth Ordinance No. 2012-03 increasing the transient occupancy tax to ten percent (10%) of the rent charged by hotel operators within the city limits, with tax revenues to be used for general municipal purposes, be approved?

Option	Votes	Percentage
Yes	216	58.4%
No	154	41.6%
Total Votes	370

Unknown Measure Type

Pass

Advisory General Services Threshold: Majority

(ADVISORY) Should two percent (2%) of revenue from the increase in the transient occupancy tax be used for streets, parking and landscaping, and the remaining two percent (2%) for tourism including promotions, events, signage, advertising, and other related expenses?

Option	Votes	Percentage
Yes	239	66.8%
No	119	33.2%
Total Votes	358

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City of Plymouth

November 05, 2024

Measure M

Measure O

November 08, 2022

Measure E

Measure G

November 03, 2020

Measure C

Measure D

November 06, 2012

Measure R

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