Washington Initiative 912

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Initiative Measure No. 912 may refer to:

Washington State Initiatives

• Initiative Measure No. 912 a proposed initiative in Washington, USA potentially on the ballot in 2017. The measure would require candidates for the office of President to release their personal federal income tax returns and business federal income tax returns for the most recent eight years to appear on the primary and general election ballots in Washington.
• Initiative Measure No. 912 a proposed initiative in Washington, USA on the ballot in 2005 that would have repealed new motor vehicle fuel taxes passed earlier in the year by the state Legislature. The fuel tax, and this measure, were a major political issue during the 2005 elections in the state. It failed to pass, being rejected by 54.5% of voters.