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An amendment to repeal the Legislature's authority to limit marriage to opposite-sex couples will be on the November ballot.

The road toward the November general election will include many more debates about abortion and reproductive rights in Ohio. The conversation it taking shape in the form of campaigning candidates and their stances on upholding the constitutional amendment approved by 57% of voters last November, and the potential for a national abortion ban floated by […] The post Ohio abortion law court cases moving slowly forward after amendment appeared first on Ohio Capital Journal.

Minn. has introduced legislation to add abortion and LGBTQ rights to the state's constitution in hopes of making it much harder to repeal rights in the future.

Quality Journalism for Critical Times The Republican Party of Florida has officially decided that it will oppose Amendment 3, the constitutional amendment on the November ballot that would legalize recreational cannabis for adults 21 years and older. The move came from a vote from the Republican Party of Florida’s Executive Board at its quarterly meeting in Orlando, according to RPOF […] The post FL Republican Party officially comes out against initiative to legalize adult cannabis...

The ballot measure would reclassify many government fees as taxes.

(Pierre, S.D.) – Secretary of State Monae L. Johnson’s office received petitions Wednesday afternoon for an initiated amendment establishing a right to abortion in the state constitution.

Hints at amending Article 175-A to alter JCP make-up insert a pending

Prime Minister Fumio Kishida vows to speed up discussions on revising the Constitution as Japan marked the 77th anniversary of its coming into force, while others called for it to remain unchanged in the face of recently introduced rules allowing defense equipment and technology transfers.

Two initiatives would pave the way for home construction by easing the threshold to fund new public housing and infrastructure, and deleting part of the state constitution that requires a vote on low-income housing.

President has informed Election Commission Pakistan about his decision