Measures active, in Congress or state legislatures,
that we are supporting in our
"Expose the Article V Con-con Fraud" campaign
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General aim: Rescission of some, or all, of this state's applications for Congress to call an Article V convention
Description: Concerning the rescission of all previous requests by the Colorado General Assembly or either house thereof for a convention under Article V of the United States Constitution.
Originated in the: House of Representatives
Date introduced: 2021-04-19
Status page: https://leg.colorado.gov/bills/hjr21-1006
Text of measure: https://leg.colorado.gov/sites/default/files/documents/2021A/bills/2021a_hjr1006_en2.pdf
Notes: GOOD NEWS!! This measure passed the HOUSE on Wed., April 21 -- and two days later, it passed the SENATE!! (They didn't even mess with committees, on this one!!) And it rescinded ALL SIX Article V convention-applications they issued (between 1901 and 1992) -- including a BBA-convention one, from the late 1970s!! YAYY!!!
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General aim: Rescission of some, or all, of this state's applications for Congress to call an Article V convention
Description: A concurrent resolution to rescind all extant applications by the North Dakota Legislative Assembly to call a convention to propose amendments to the United States Constitution, under Article V of the United States Constitution
Originated in the: Senate
Date introduced: 2021-01-13
Status page: https://www.legis.nd.gov/assembly/67-2021/bill-actions/ba4004.html
Text of measure: https://www.legis.nd.gov/assembly/67-2021/documents/21-3003-01000.pdf
Notes: The committee heard this rescission measure on Thurs., Jan. 28 -- and, the majority voted it "do not pass"! Then it went to the whole Senate -- where, on Feb. 9, unfortunately it was voted down (15-32). Never mind -- We'll get 'em next time!!
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General aim: Rescission of some, or all, of this state's applications for Congress to call an Article V convention
Description: Rescinding House Joint Resolution 1001, adopted in 2015 calling for a constitutional convention for a federal balanced budget
Originated in the: Senate
Date introduced: 2021-01-21
Status page: https://sdlegislature.gov/Session/Bill/21803
Text of measure: https://sdlegislature.gov/Session/Bill/21803/212335
Notes: This measure was originally scheduled for a committee hearing Feb. 1; but then they "rescheduled" (postponed) it, to be at the Committee's hearing on Mon. Feb. 8. The committee voted to "report it out of committee without" any recommendation (for or against). Next it went to the Senate floor -- where, on Feb. 9, unfortunately but JUST BARELY it was voted down (17-18). Never mind -- We'll get 'em next time!!
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