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Amendment 0 | TABLE OF AMENDMENTS

(IN ORDER OF ADOPTION).
1Art. 16 § 5Investment of school fund.
2Art. 6 § 1Qualifications of voters.
3Art. 7 § 2(original) Taxation—Uniformity and equality—Exemption.
4Art. 1 § 11Religious freedom.
5Art. 6 § 1Qualifications of electors.
6Art. 3 § 10Vacancy in office of governor.
7Art. 2 § 1Legislative powers, where vested.
8Art. 1 §§ 33, 34Recall of elective officers.
9Art. 1 § 16Eminent domain.
10Art. 1 § 22Rights of the accused.
11Art. 8 § 4Moneys disbursed only by appropriation.
12Art. 11 § 5County government.
13Art. 2 § 15Vacancies in legislature.
14Art. 7 § 1Taxation (and repealing Art. 7 §§ 1-4.)
15Art. 15 § 1Harbor line commission and restraint on disposition.
16Art. 12 § 11Stockholder liability.
17Art. 7 § 2Forty mill limit.
18Art. 2 § 40Highway funds.
19Art. 7 § 3Taxation of federal agencies and property.
20Art. 28 § 1Compensation of state officers.
21Art. 11 § 4County government and township organization.
22Art. 11 § 7Tenure of office limited to two terms. (Repealed.)
23Art. 11 § 16Combined city and county.
24Art. 2 § 33Alien ownership.
25Art. 4 § 3(a)Retirement of supreme court and superior court judges.
26Art. 2 § 41Laws, effective date. Initiative, referendum—Amendment or repeal.
27Art. 8 § 6Limitations upon municipal indebtedness.
28Art. 4 § 6Jurisdiction of superior courts.
28Art. 4 § 10Justices of the peace.
29Art. 2 § 33Alien ownership.
30Art. 2 § 1(a)Initiative and referendum, signatures required.
31Art. 3 § 25Qualifications, compensation, offices which may be abolished.
32Art. 2 § 15Vacancies in legislature and in partisan county elective office.
33Art. 24 § 1State boundaries.
34Art. 1 § 11Religious freedom.
35Art. 2 § 25Extra compensation prohibited.
36Art. 2 § 1Legislative powers, where vested (publicity of laws referred to the people).
37Art. 23 § 1(Amendments to Constitution) How made.
38Art. 4 § 2(a)Temporary performance of judicial duties.
39Art. 2 § 42Governmental continuity during emergency periods.
40Art. 11 § 10Incorporation of municipalities.
41Art. 4 § 29Election of superior court judges.
42(Repeals Art. 2 § 33 and Amendments 24 and 29.)
43Art. 9 § 3(Schools) Funds for support.
44Art. 16 § 5Investment of permanent common school fund.
45Art. 8 § 8Port expenditures—Industrial development—Promotion.
46Art. 6 § 1AVoter qualifications for presidential elections.
47Art. 7 § 10Retired persons property tax exemption.
48Art. 8 § 3Special indebtedness, how authorized.
49Art. 29 § 1(Investments of public pension and retirement funds.) May be invested as authorized by law.
50Art. 4 § 30Court of appeals.
51Art. 8 § 9State building authority.
52Art. 2 § 15Vacancies in legislature and in partisan county elective office.
52Art. 11 § 6Vacancies in township, precinct or road district offices.
53Art. 7 § 11Taxation based on actual use.
54Art. 30 § 1(Compensation of public officers.) Authorizing compensation increase during term.
55Art. 7 § 2Limitation on levies.
56Art. 2 § 24Lotteries and divorce.
57Art. 11 §§ 5, 8County government. Salaries and limitations affecting.
58Art. 11 § 16Combined city-county.
59Art. 7 § 2Limitation on levies.
60Art. 8 §§ 1, 3State debt. Special indebtedness, how authorized.
61Art. 31 §§ 1, 2Equality not denied because of sex. Enforcement power of legislature.
62Art. 3 § 12Veto power.
63Art. 6 § 1Qualifications of electors.
64Art. 7 § 2Limitation on levies.
65Art. 4 § 6Jurisdiction of superior courts.
65Art. 4 § 10Justices of the peace.
66Art. 12 § 18Rates for transportation.
67Art. 12 § 14Prohibition against combinations by carriers. (Repealed)
68Art. 2 § 12Sessions, when—Duration.
69Art. 2 § 13Limitation on members holding office in the state.
70Art. 8 § 10Residential energy conservation.
71Art. 4 § 31Judicial qualifications commission—Removal, censure, suspension, or retirement of judges or justices.
72Art. 2 § 1Legislative powers, where vested.
72Art. 2 § 1(a)Initiative and referendum, signatures required. (Stricken)
73Art. 32 § 1Special revenue financing.
74Art. 2 § 3The census. (Repealed)
74Art. 2 § 43Redistricting.
74Art. 27 § 13Representation in congress. (Repealed)
75Art. 29 § 1May be invested as authorized by law.
76Art. 8 § 11Agricultural commodity assessments—Development, promotion, and hosting.
77Art. 4 § 31Commission on judicial conduct—Removal, censure, suspension, or retirement of judges or justices—Proceedings.
78Art. 28 § 1Salaries for legislators, elected state officials, and judges—Independent commission—Referendum.
79Art. 7 § 2Limitation on levies.
80Art. 4 § 7Exchange of judges—Judge pro tempore.
81Art. 7 § 1Taxation.
82Art. 8 § 10Residential energy conservation.
83Art. 6 § 3Who disqualified.
0Art. 13 § 1Educational, reformatory, and penal institutions.
84Art. 1 § 35Victims of crimes—Rights.
85Art. 4 § 31Commission on judicial conduct.
86Art. 8 § 10Energy and water conservation assistance.
87Art. 4 § 6Jurisdiction of superior courts.
88Art. 1 § 11Religious freedom.
89Art. 4 § 3Election and terms of supreme court judges.
90Art. 7 § 2Limitation on levies.
91Art. 8 § 10Energy, water, or stormwater or sewer services conservation assistance.
92Art. 8 § 1State debt.
93Art. 29 § 1May be invested as authorized by law.
94Art. 4 § 7Exchange of judges—Judge pro tempore.
95Art. 7 § 2Limitation on levies.
96Art. 2 § 15Vacancies in legislature and in partisan county elective office.
97Art. 4 § 31Commission on judicial conduct.
98Art. 7 § 1Taxation.
99Art. 7 § 12Budget stabilization account.
100Art. 2 § 29Convict labor.
101Art. 7 § 2Limitation on levies.
102Art. 16 § 6Investment of higher education permanent funds.
103Art. 8 § 1State debt.
104Art. 1 § 20Bail, when authorized.
105Art. 6 § 1AVoter qualifications for presidential elections.
106Art. 7 § 12Budget stabilization account.
107Art. 8 § 1State debt.
108Art. 2 § 43Redistricting.
109Art. 2 § 42Governmental continuity during emergency periods.
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