Introduction
Results are provided for the last four referendums to convene an unlimited constitutional convention (i.e., one whose agenda is not strictly controlled by the General Assembly): 1963, 1984, 1994, and 2004. Even with an unlimited constitutional convention, however, the General Assembly may exert substantial indirect control over a convention’s agenda. Constitutional reform passed in 1973 was intended, in part, to reduce the General Assembly’s potential degree of control.
2004 Constitutional Convention Referendum Results
- Yes 48.0%
- No 52.0%
1994 Constitutional Convention Referendum Results
- Yes 40.6%
- No 59.4%
1984 Constitutional Convention Referendum Results
- Yes 53.8%
- No 46.2%
1963 Constitutional Convention Referendum Results
- Yes 69.0%
- No 31.0%