Michigan voters will have the opportunity to decide on a constitutional convention in the upcoming November election. A question regarding this will be on the ballot, and voters will be asked to weigh in on the matter. The requirement to pose this question to voters is not a new development, but rather a recurring one.

It is mandated to be asked every 16 years, a stipulation that was established during the rewriting of the Michigan constitution in 1850. Further details about the constitutional convention and its implications are available for those seeking more information on this topic.