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Is there a difference between a state rejecting an amendment and a state not ratifying an amendment?
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∙ 15y ago
No rejecting means not passing and ratifying means passing so not ratifying means not passing which is the same as the rejecting. But rember just because one state rejects a amendment doesn't mean it will not be passed.
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