Centennial History of Illinois volume V5
Centennial History of Illinois volume V5
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AMENDMENT AND REVISION 197 framers of the constitution of 1870. In order to pass a reso- lution in the legislature either to call a convention for revising the constitution or to propose a separate amendment to the people, a two-thirds vote of the members of each house is re- quired, so that one-third of the membership of the legislature can always prevent any constitutional change, even when de- sired by considerably more than a bare majority of the legislature and of the people. If the di...fficulty of securing a two-thirds vote in the general assembly for calling a conven- tion has been overcome, it is still necessary for the movement for a new constitution to jump two hurdles in the form of popular elections. 14 The first election is the " next general election" after the resolution has passed the legislature, at which the question of calling a convention is submitted to the people; the second election is that held after the adjournment of the convention for the purpose of ratifying its work.
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27.
AMENDMENT AND REVISION 197 framers of the constitution of 1870. In order to pass a reso- lution in the legislature either to call a convention for revising the constitution or to propose a separate amendment to the people, a two-thirds vote of the members of each house is re- quired, so that one-third of the membership of the legislature can always prevent any constitutional change, even when de- sired by considerably more than a bare majority of the legislature and of the people. If the di...fficulty of securing a two-thirds vote in the general assembly for calling a conven- tion has been overcome, it is still necessary for the movement for a new constitution to jump two hurdles in the form of popular elections. 14 The first election is the " next general election" after the resolution has passed the legislature, at which the question of calling a convention is submitted to the people; the second election is that held after the adjournment of the convention for the purpose of ratifying its work.
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