District of Columbia CONSTITUTION
ARTICLE VII
MISCELLANEOUS
Art. VII §1 | OPENNESS AND TRANSPARENCY
Art. VII §2 | CONSTRUCTION OF CONSTITUTION
b. The use of partisan or nonpartisan with respect to elections under Articles I and II shall determine only whether the name of a political party may appear next to the name of a candidate on the ballot but shall not limit the authority of the Legislative Assembly to establish any type of primary or runoff system it may find appropriate.
c. In interpreting this Constitution, the courts are not bound by the interpretation given by federal courts to identical or similar language in the United States Constitution, but shall interpret this Constitution in light of its purposes and the laws, values, and traditions of the State of Washington, D.C.
Art. VII §3 | CONSTITUTION AMENDING PROCEDURE
b. Ratified constitutional amendments take effect either on the date the Board of Elections certifies the ratification, or the date prescribed by the amendment, whichever is later.
Art. VII §4 | CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
b. The Legislative Assembly shall, by Act, establish for the Constitutional Convention procedures for the convention that shall include the election process for delegates to the Constitutional Convention, to be comprised of an equal number of delegates from each legislative district.
c. The Legislative Assembly shall appoint a Constitutional Convention Commission comprised of legal and subject matter experts with the purpose of preparing comprehensive recommendations and advice to the Constitutional Convention delegates on the subjects established by the Legislative Assembly.
d. Any amendment resulting from such a Constitutional Convention shall be ratified by a majority of the qualified voters who vote in a ratification referendum.
Art. VII §5 | OATH OF OFFICE
Art. VII §6 | EFFECTIVE DATE
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