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A North Dakota lawsuit challenges a proposal allowing lawmakers to serve 16 years in one chamber, citing a constitutional ban on altering voter-approved measures within seven years.
A North Dakota lawsuit challenges a legislative proposal to allow lawmakers to serve all 16 years of term limits in one chamber, arguing it violates a constitutional ban on changing voter-approved measures within seven years.
The measure seeks voter approval, bypassing the two-thirds legislative vote required for constitutional amendments.
Critics warn upholding the restriction could entrench direct democracy, empowering activist groups and undermining elected lawmakers’ ability to adapt laws, potentially shifting power from representative government to ballot initiatives.
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Una demanda de Dakota del Norte cuestiona una propuesta que permite a los legisladores servir 16 años en una cámara, citando una prohibición constitucional de alterar las medidas aprobadas por los votantes dentro de los siete años.