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What can voters do in some states if they want to change their state constitution?
In some states, voters can initiate a constitutional amendment through a process that typically involves gathering a certain number of signatures from registered voters on a petition. Once the required signatures are collected, the proposed amendment is usually placed on the ballot for a public vote during an election. If a majority of voters approve the amendment, it is then adopted into the state constitution. Additionally, state legislatures may also propose amendments, which would then need to be ratified by voters.
How are the justices of the state Supreme Court selected?
Some states allow voters to elect their justices, and in some states the governor appoints the justices. A+
Are there any states where voters have the opportunity to veto some bills?
No, only the president can veto a bill.
What did some southern states require from African-American voters?
Poll taxes and literacy tests
What did some southern states required from African American voters?
Poll taxes and literacy tests
Which of the following did some Southern states require from African American voters?
Poll taxes and literacy tests
Did some southerners states require from African American voters?
poll taxes and literacy tests - apex
Why do some laws and initiatives get passed by local state and federal governments while others go to the public to be voted on?
Because some laws and initatives are so obvious that they need to be passed that they just pass the law and on other not so obvious laws and ititiatives they have the public vote on them. During the Progressive Era, three important democratic practices became part of the political scene in the United States. The referendum is the procedure by which voters get to approve or dispprove measures that have already been passed by the state legislature. It is like a "veto" for the voting public. The initiative is a procedure by which voters can propose a law or a state constitutional amendment. It is a process that allows the voting public to pass a law that they feel is necessary but the legislature has not acted upon. The recall allows voters to hold a special election to remove an elected official before their term expires. The states can determine the process by which the above three are carried out. For example, how many signatures must be on a petition, the reason for recalls, etc. MrV
According to this excerpt why was the act necessary?
some southern states imposed literacy tests on african american voters
A proposed law or constitutional amendment the legislature ask voters to decide on?
In some states, an automatic ballot referrals allows voters to decide at regular intervals whether to hold a convention.
What the name for the ballots question that ask voters if they want to pass a special law?
In some jurisdictions and states voters are afforded the powers of direct and pure democracy. These ballot powers are known as initiatives and referendums.
Can your voters registration card expire?
In the United States, your card expires when your voters registration expires. Depending upon which US state you live in, your registration will expire if you do not vote in 5 to 10 years, or if you do not vote in two consecutive presidential elections. In some states it never expires.
