Joint Resolution To Form Bi-Partisan Preparatory Commission<\/a><\/p>\n Preparatory Commission report originally due on February 15, 1984. \u00a0Later extended to April 6, 1984 and then to July 2, 1984.<\/p>\n After the February 15, 1984 deadline passed without a report,\u00a0Joint Resolution Extending The Reporting Date Of A Bi-Partisan Preparatory Commission<\/a>\u00a0extends the deadline to April 6, 1984.<\/p>\n After the April 6, 1984 deadline passed without a report, Joint Resolution Extending The Reporting Date Of A Bi-Partisan Preparatory Commission<\/a>\u00a0extends the deadline to July 2, 1984.<\/p>\n Date of referendum on whether to convene a state constitutional convention. \u00a0For ballot text, see\u00a0<\/span>Secretary of State’s Voter Information Handbook<\/a>.<\/p>\n An Act Calling For A Constitutional Convention Of The People Of The State Of Rhode Island<\/a>. \u00a0This is the most recent enabling act in U.S. history to call a state constitutional convention or any constitutional convention for that matter. Since Rhode Island in\u00a01984, no state has convened\u00a0a state constitutional convention.<\/p>\nFebruary 24, 1984<\/h3>\n
April 18, 1984<\/h3>\n
November 6, 1984<\/h3>\n
June 27, 1985<\/h3>\n
July 5, 1984<\/h3>\n