North Dakota voters to decide on amendment approval threshold

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 2 Oct, 11:43 · Archive

North Dakota voters will decide whether to raise the approval threshold for future constitutional amendments from over 50% to at least 60%.

North Dakota voters will decide in November on Measure One, a proposed constitutional amendment that would change how future constitutional amendments are approved. The measure would raise the approval threshold from a simple majority of more than 50% to at least 60%.

If passed, Measure One would make it significantly harder for future constitutional amendments to be adopted in the state, requiring a larger proportion of voters to support any proposed changes to the state constitution.

How it is being reported

• What is Measure 1? North Dakota voters will decide on the measure this NovemberValleynewslive · 2 Oct, 02:38
• What is Measure 1? North Dakota voters will decide on the measure this NovemberKfyrtv · 2 Oct, 02:38

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