Michigan could approve a constitutional convention this year. What would that mean?

Michigan is on the verge of a significant decision that could lead to a constitutional convention this year, which would mark the first time in decades that a state considers such a move. If approved, this convention could allow the state to propose amendments or even rewrite parts of its constitution. This move carries substantial implications, as it could set a precedent for other states and could potentially lead to broader national changes in how constitutional amendments are approached. The approval process ties into broader debates about state sovereignty and the role of state constitutions in the U.S. federal system.