The first changes to the current Louisiana Constitution were approved by voters in 1978, just four years following the ratification of the document. That’s when the floodgates were opened. Since then legislators have sent on average seven amendments to voters for consideration annually. Seven just happens to be the number of amendments on the presidential
Alford: Will voters keep feeding the Constitution?
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