Washington Judicial Commission, Amendment 85 (1989)
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The Washington State Judicial Commission Amendment, numbered as Amendment 85, was on the November 7, 1989 ballot in the State of Washington as a legislatively-referred constitutional amendment, where it was approved. The amendment was placed on the ballot via Senate Joint Resolution 8202.
The question on the ballot was, "Shall the State Constitution's provision creating the Judicial Conduct Commission be revised to more explicitly describe its process and authority?"
Amendment 85 altered Section 31 of Article IV of the Washington State Constitution.
- Yes: 804,199 (83.22%)
- No: 162,135 (16.78%)
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