by Ronak Patel (rspatel.personal@gmail.com)
The number of proposed constitutional amendments for voter consideration in 2024 has grown from seven to 33 as the deadline for filing measures closed Wednesday (Feb. 8).
Chairmen of the House and Senate committees that handle the process for selection said there isn’t a current timeline for when hearings for these resolutions will take place. The legislature can refer up to three of the 33 proposed constitutional amendments to voters for the general election ballot.
Earlier filings included measures to recall elected officials, change the process for redrawing legislative and Congressional districts, and create a jungle primary process.
