Va. Code Ann. § 3.2-1212
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(Repealed effective July 1, 2028) Referenda results; action of Governor
Official statutory text
If the Governor finds the referendum in order and that more than one-half of those voting are in favor of the excise tax on apples pursuant to § 3.2-1210 , then the Governor shall so proclaim. Upon such proclamation by the Governor, the excise tax on apples shall be established. If the Governor finds that more than one-half of those voting are in opposition to the excise tax on apples pursuant to § 3.2-1210 , then the Governor shall not so proclaim and the excise tax on apples shall not be established.
2005, cc. 864 , 875 , § 3.1-636.6; 2008, c. 860 ; 2026, cc. 23 and 24 , cl.2.
2005, cc. 864 , 875 , § 3.1-636.6; 2008, c. 860 ; 2026, cc. 23 and 24 , cl.2.
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