This November, New Yorkers have the opportunity to improve many aspects of our state government by voting «yes»
on holding a constitutional convention.
Perez Williams and Lavine both said they would vote
no on holding a Constitutional Convention.
We'll vote yes or no
on hold a constitutional convention.
Not exact matches
He reported sarcastically that «there» were some members [at the
Constitutional Convention] so unfashionable as to think that a belief of the existence of a Deity, and of a state of future rewards and punishments would be some security for the good conduct of our rulers, and that in a Christian country it would be at least decent to
hold out some distinction between the professors of Christianity and downright infidelity or paganism» (IV: 642) This chapter also includes excerpts from state constitutions that imposed religious tests
on government officers (Delaware, for example.
The Irish Government has still to respond
on these later reports, but already it is clear that the
Convention recommendations
on many matters will lead to the
holding of referendums
on specific issues in 2015; and we are likely to see real and significant
constitutional change made as a result.
It warns against what it said is a «sneaky and underhanded» rule regarding the question
on Proposition One — whether New York should
hold a
constitutional convention.
Convene a
Constitutional Commission The New York Constitution provides that, every 20 years, New Yorkers must vote by referendum
on whether to
hold a
convention to amend the State constitution.
Every 20 years, New York votes
on whether to
hold a
constitutional convention or ConCon.
This proposition is a vote
on whether or not to
hold a State
Constitutional Convention.
New York State voters decisively rejected a question
on the ballot as to whether a
constitutional convention should be
held, a proposal that stirred intense opposition among various interest groups.
That's Republican mayoral candidate Nicole Malliotakis
on whether she supports
holding a New York State
constitutional convention.
The ballot proposition
on whether to
hold a state
Constitutional Convention was soundly defeated in Tuesday's election.
The state constitution itself requires a public referendum every 20 years
on whether to
hold a
constitutional convention.
Back in 2016, Gov. Andrew Cuomo had a bullish plan for the coming vote
on whether to
hold a
constitutional convention.
A former counsel to Gov. Mario Cuomo is suing the state Board of Elections in order to require the upcoming ballot question
on whether to
hold a
constitutional convention be placed
on the front of the ballot presented to voters.
A group of
constitutional law and government professors have signed
on to a letter outlining why they back a
constitutional convention, arguing that
holding one will positively restructure state government and expand protections for the environment and local governments.
«While the
Convention Question won't be
on the front of the ballot where it should be, voters will at least be urged to turn the ballot over to vote
on whether to
hold a
Constitutional Convention and
on two Amendments proposed by the Legislature.
A new poll finds that the ballot question
on whether to
hold a
constitutional convention in New York has become widely unpopular with voters.
When the Conservatives lost the 1997 Election, the New Labour government converted the
Constitutional Convention's proposals into a White Paper and a referendum of the Scottish people was
held on 11 September 1997.
New Yorkers passed
on a once - in - two - decades chance to
hold a
constitutional convention, voting in overwhelming numbers against it.
ALBANY — New Yorkers have overwhelmingly defeated a ballot question asking whether the state should
hold a
constitutional convention, with only 19 percent voting yes, based
on results from nearly half the state's election districts.
In about a year and half, in November of 2017, a vote will be
held on whether New York should
hold what could be the first
constitutional convention in over half a century.
Next week
on Election Day, New Yorkers will decide whether or not to
hold a
constitutional convention.
The experts have weighed in
on the question of whether New York should
hold a
constitutional convention.
Cuomo also spoke in more depth about the pending 2017 vote
on whether the state should
hold a
constitutional convention.
The New York Farm Bureau has joined a broad coalition of groups that have joined forces to oppose a
constitutional convention as the November vote
on whether to
hold one nears.
State government experts
held a two - hour «boot camp» for state reporters and editorial writers
on the history and legal structure of New York's infrequent
constitutional conventions.
The Conservative Party is opposed the first proposal appearing
on the ballot — whether to
hold a
constitutional convention.
Citizen Action of New York
on Friday was the latest group to join the push against
holding a
constitutional convention.
Also at 6 p.m., Columbia Law School and the Rockefeller Institute of Government
hold forum
on «
Constitutional Convention Referendum 2017 and Home Rule within the Empire State,» Jerome Greene Hall, first floor, Columbia Law School, 435 W. 116th St., Manhattan.
A former counsel to Gov. Mario Cuomo is suing the state Board of Elections to require the question of whether to
hold a
constitutional convention be placed
on the front of the ballot this November.
If the upcoming November vote
on whether the state will
hold a
constitutional convention is approved, Polanco said he would support trying to enshrine some voting reform measures into the updated constitution.
For the first time in 20 years, real solutions to end government corruption begin by voting «yes»
on Election Day to
hold a
constitutional convention.
So, this Election Day, voters will vote
on whether to
hold a
constitutional convention — or a «con con,» as it is sometimes called — and if the referendum passes, the people will then elect delegates, who would convene to potentially rewrite, or significantly propose modifications to the state constitution.
New York is among 14 states where the question of whether to
hold a
constitutional convention is automatically put
on the ballot.
On Nov. 7, Central New York voters will be asked whether they want to
hold a
constitutional convention in 2018.
Good - government and civic groups are joining forces to press for a
constitutional convention in 2019, with a vote
on whether to
hold a
convention set for this November.
Benjamin spoke during a debate
on the
constitutional convention held at the Albany Times Union's Hearst Media Center in October.
In the crucial weeks before Election Day, the UFT and its members stepped into high gear to spread the word about why New Yorkers should vote «no»
on holding a state
constitutional convention.
The question of whether to
hold the
constitutional convention will appear
on the Nov. 7 election ballot.
On the ballot in New York this Election Day, is a referendum on whether or not to hold a state constitutional conventio
On the ballot in New York this Election Day, is a referendum
on whether or not to hold a state constitutional conventio
on whether or not to
hold a state
constitutional convention.
Every 20 years, New Yorkers have the chance to vote
on whether the state should
hold a
constitutional convention.
Why I Am Against A
Constitutional Convention By Senator Rev. Rubén Díaz You should know that
on November 7, 2017, New Yorkers will vote
on whether or not to spend millions of dollars to
hold a State
Constitutional Convention.
You should know that
on November 7, 2017, New Yorkers will vote
on whether or not to spend millions of dollars to
hold a State
Constitutional Convention.
Also at 11 a.m., a broad - based group of environmental, anti-fracking and conservation organizations
hold a press conference to explain why they are urging New Yorkers to vote «no»
on the
constitutional convention referendum, LCA Press Room, Legislative Office Building, Albany.
Unofficial results indicate Republicans will
hold their narrow majority in the county legislature, the call for a
constitutional convention fell
on deaf ears by a near 6 - 1 margin and races in some towns were extremely tight.
Though he has previously supported the idea of a
constitutional convention, and his father was a big proponent of
holding one, Cuomo plans to vote «no»
on Prop. 1 today, according to a spokeswoman.
Two - thirds of voters say they haven't heard anything about the upcoming referendum
on whether to
hold a
constitutional convention.
Though Cuomo is not
on the ballot this year, a referendum
on whether to
hold a
constitutional convention is, and support for the measure appears to be dropping, the poll found.
Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie
on Tuesday reiterated his opposition to
holding a
constitutional convention, calling it the wrong «vehicle» to making changes to the state constitution.