North Dakota voters favor single-subject rule for constitutional measures in early results

North Dakota voters on Tuesday evening appeared poised to approve a ballot measure that limits future proposed constitutional amendments to a single subject. About 66% of voters supported the measure while 34% opposed it, in early results. The new requirement applies to both voter-initiated amendments as well as those referred by state lawmakers. Constitutional Measure […]

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