he wants to go back to the Constitution /before/ the Amendments.
This has all the statewide offices, the state amendments/propositions and the judges as well as stuff for my local area. Maybe this helps you with your own research. Again, it's most applicable to my state but if you're from Missouri and interested go for it. docs.google.com/presentation...
Vote School Dossier General Election 2024
oh btw, @godkingchorgus.bsky.social i finally made it to my local lowe's and procured soil amendments, garden glove (new kind i didn't have), wood glue and wood glue accessory (spreader and silicone brush tool). good shopping experience except for the 12ft tall guy who was all doom and gloom.
I wonder if they would support voting rights reforms? - oh wait, not THOSE founders, just the slave owner founders who wanted free labor by those who have dark skin. maybe they want to get rid of a few Amendments?
There are other ballot questions and charter amendments, as well—about protecting public land and about various ways to determine how the city government gets to ask for money and what we get to spend it on. These are important, too, I just did the highlights. 7/
Amendment J (CONSTITUTIONAL) "Shall there be an amendment to the Colorado constitution removing the ban on same-sex marriage?" Vote YES/FOR on this one, duh.. I bring it up because amendments require 55% of the popular vote to pass, so it's important everyone who can vote takes it seriously!
2/and even some Black voters in the South (usually property owners) did vote. The 1965 Voting Rights Act conferred no new rights; it was simply an enforcement measure of the 14th and 19th amendments.
Yep. Texas does not have voter ballot initiative (whether constitutional or not)—amendments must come from legislature. texapedia.info/featured/ame...
So only the legislature can put constitutional amendments on the ballot?
There is a blazing TV ad battle in Florida over the Right to Abortion and the Recreational Marijuana amendments.