As election season nears and all eyes are on the future of Congress, voters in several states will have a direct choice on major policies and laws.
a year later after a lawsuit was filed by two law enforcement officers. A court found the ballot measure violated the state's single subject rule for constitutional amendments and was too narrow.Bob Riha Jr/Getty Images, FILE
Voters in that state will decide on whether or not the state will decriminalize and legalize recreational psychedelic plants and fungi including dimethyltryptamine , ibogaine, mescaline , and psilocybin.Two states are letting their voters decide on rules governing union membership and organizing in their state.MORE: Labor unions reach highest level of approval in US since 1965: Gallup
The ballot measure, also known as right-to-work, gives workers the ability to opt-out of formal membership and dues payment in a union at their workplace. Starbucks worker Kaylie McKinley wears a t-shirt and button promoting unionization, outside a Chicago location, April 7, 2022.In Illinois, a ballot question is presented to voters that would provide a state constitutional right for all employees to collectively bargain.
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