Washington Supreme Court Elections, Amendment 89 (1995)
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The Washington State Supreme Court Elections Amendment, numbered as Amendment 89, was on the 1995 ballot in the State of Washington as a legislatively-referred constitutional amendment, where it was approved.
Amendment 95 altered Section 3 of Article IV of the Washington State Constitution.
- Yes: 723,297 (57.88%)
- No: 526,260 (42.12%)
The question asked on the ballot was "Shall the selection process for chief justice be changed, and a constitutional process for reducing the supreme court be adopted?"
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