Burlington City Election Results: Measure 1 and Measure 2 Outcomes

Burlington voters rejected a proposed ban on fireworks within city limits during the Ward County elections reported June 11, 2026. According to the Minot Daily News, Measure 1 failed with 121 “no” votes and 67 “yes” votes. The ballot also included a proposal to extend a 6 mill levy for 10 years.

What were the results of the Burlington fireworks ban vote?

The proposal to prohibit fireworks within Burlington city limits was defeated. According to election results published by the Minot Daily News, 121 voters opposed the ban, while 67 voters supported it.

The “no” votes accounted for approximately 64% of the total ballots cast for Measure 1. This outcome ensures that existing fireworks regulations remain in effect within the city.

What was the purpose of Burlington City Measure 2?

Measure 2 appeared on the same ballot as a funding proposal. The measure sought to continue a 6 mill levy for a duration of 10 years, according to the Minot Daily News.

A mill levy is a property tax used by local governments to fund public services. The specific purpose for the 10-year extension of the 6 mill levy was not detailed in the provided election results.

The reported data did not include the final “yes” or “no” tallies for Measure 2.