What gun-related initiatives might be on ballots across the country this November? Read on for more detail in today’s post, including a novel state constitutional amendment placed on the ballot by the Oklahoma legislature.
Firearms-related questions and initiatives will once again be on the ballot this coming fall. While Oregon narrowly enacted stricter regulation of public carry and large-capacity magazines by ballot initiative in 2022,[1] the measures potentially up for voter consideration this cycle are almost entirely deregulatory. And they may be a sign of future developments as red states consider enshrining the right to keep and bear arms in state constitutions with greater specificity.
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