A political action committee has announced it is already gearing up to fight Amendment L which will be on the ballot come 2026.
Amendment L was passed by lawmakers as a resolution to get on the ballot this past legislative session. If made law, changes to the constitution voted on by the voters would go from needing a simple majority to pass to needing 60 percent to pass.
The Voter Defense Association held a press conference to announce its efforts Thursday. The group’s Chairman and President Matthew Schweich explained what the group is fighting…
Schweich says the legislature is trying to take power away from the voters…
