Laws governing ballot measures in Kansas

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If 2/3rds of the members of each chamber of the Kansas State Legislature approve a proposed constitutional amendment to the Kansas Constitution, the Secretary of State of Kansas publishes notice of it. The proposition, or a suitable ballot title and summary, is then placed on the statewide ballot in the next general election. A simple majority vote is required to approve the amendment.

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• Placing a constitutional amendment on the Kansas ballot

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