Ballot measure

Michigan Republicans Approve Bills Throwing Up Obstacles To Voting

Michigan lawmakers want to tweak voting reforms and make it more difficult to get a measure on the ballot.
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State Legislatures Drag Their Feet On Voter-Approved Ballot Initiatives

Conservative politicians are watering down and reversing some of the midterm election’s progressive victories.
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Midterm Voters Significantly Expanded The Right To Vote

Voters approved anti-gerrymandering measures and extended the right to vote to over 1.4 million people.
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San Francisco Voters To Decide Whether To Tax Tech Giants To Fight Homelessness

And tech CEOs from Twitter and Salesforce are arguing about it on social media.
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Missouri Voters Overturn Right-To-Work Law By Referendum

Organized labor hopes the win will help stop the spread of the anti-union laws.
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Michigan Supreme Court Approves Gerrymandering Reform Measure For November Ballot

If voters approve, redistricting power would be transferred from state lawmakers to an independent commission.
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Michigan Supreme Court Weighs Allowing Vote On Gerrymandering Reform

A conservative group says that creating an independent redistricting commission amounts to revising the state constitution and can't be done via a ballot measure.
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Michigan Voters Could Be On The Verge Of Bypassing Lawmakers To Pass A Slew Of Voting Reforms

“People [are] feeling a strong feeling that elected officials are not solving their problems, representing their views and that the legislature has failed to act and it’s time for Michigan citizens to fix the problems.”
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D.C. Just Voted To End The Tipped Minimum Wage, But The Battle Isn't Over

After a bitter fight, the city council could tweak or kill the measure that passed.
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