Art. VI §4 | REJECTION OF MEASURE

If a majority of the registered qualified electors voting on a referred act vote to disapprove the Act, such action shall be deemed a rejection of the Act or that portion of the Act on the referendum ballot. No action may be taken by the Legislative Assembly with regard to the matter presented at referendum for 365 days following the date of the Board of Election’s certification of the vote concerning the referendum.

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