60% threshold for changing North Dakota’s constitution debated as a protection or a barrier

North Dakota voters will decide this fall whether to require at least 60% approval of future amendments to the state constitution, a move supporters say would protect the foundational document, but opponents say would make it harder for citizens to enact changes. Measure 1 opponent Dustin Gawrylow, director of the North Dakota Watchdog Network, debated […]

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