This is a list of known applications made to the United States Congress by the state legislatures for a Convention to propose amendments to the United States Constitution under Article V of the Constitution which provides in pertinent part:
The Congress, ..., on the Application of the Legislatures of two thirds of the several States, shall call a Convention for proposing Amendments ... which, ..., shall be valid to all Intents and Purposes, as Part of this Constitution, when ratified by the Legislatures of three fourths thereof, or by Conventions in three fourths thereof, as the one or the other Mode of Ratification may be proposed by the Congress.
A discussion on the history of this process can be found at Convention to propose amendments to the United States Constitution. In particular, theories as to the validity of rescission of applications may also be found there as well as in List of rescissions of Article V Convention applications. All known applications are listed here, noting if and when such an application was known to have been subsequently rescinded.
On January 6, 2015, the United States House of Representatives began the process of cataloging applications submitted to the House by the state legislatures with the adoption of a new provision in the House's parliamentary rules of procedure. Previously, all documents related to Article V Convention applications were administratively processed as memorials and only summarized in the House's portion of the Congressional Record and then referred to the House's Judiciary Committee. The Clerk of the House, on that office's webpage, has since listed some—but not all—applications and rescissions received by Congress' lower chamber since 1960. As this list may so easily be subsequently removed by a mere change in House rules, references to the actual Congressional Record are preferred. In its portion of the Congressional Record, the United States Senate, by contrast, typically publishes the entire verbatim text of a state legislature's application for an Article V Convention rather than to merely summarize the application's content. Once published verbatim in the Record, the Senate refers such memorials to its own Judiciary Committee.
The Congressional Record prior to 1876 is available through the Library of Congress, and online since 1995. In 1990, Judge Bruce Van Sickle and attorney Lynn M. Boughey compiled a list from the Congressional Record of state applications for an Article V Convention in the Hamline Law Review. Photocopies of the relevant sections of the Congressional Record have are available through Friends of the Article V Convention (FOAVC) for the gap in the electronically available Congressional Record.
Van Sickle–Boughey classification
In "A Lawful and Peaceful Revolution", Van Sickle and Boughey define five classifications of applications:
- Class I: A call for a general convention, with no motivating issue listed
- Class II: A call for a general convention, with a separate statement of proposed amendment or explicit statement that the convention may consider other amendments proposed by states
- Class III: A call for a general convention tied to a proposed amendment
- Class IV: A call for a convention, with language aimed to limit the convention to the issue presented
- Class V: A call for a convention, with language to rescind the application from consideration for a convention if any other topic is to be covered
The following is added to this list, where the original text was not recorded in the Congressional Record:
- Class ??: A note of an application without the actual text
The following is also added to this list:
- Class VI: A call for Congress to propose an amendment, with no call for a convention
Van Sickle and Boughey indicate which applications have been rescinded by their state by encasing these in parentheses, and make no note of which applications have led to amendments proposed by Congress.
In the table below, the classification of rescinded applications are stricken, with the year of rescission given in parentheses and a link to the record of the rescission. Those applications which led to amendments proposed by Congress are listed in parentheses.
List of state applications for an Article V convention
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Although the table below has sortable columns, applications are initially arranged by date approved by the state legislature or by date of entry into the Congressional Record. Application classes are encased in parentheses if Congress presented an amendment on the topic given and stricken if the state legislature has subsequently rescinded its application. All descriptions with six or more states have identical amendment text, unless specified. As of March 2025, only the Hawaii State Legislature has never approved an Article V convention application through both its upper chamber and its lower chamber during the same legislative session.
State | Issue / Topic | Date of approval by state's legislature | Receipt by Congress | Application classification (or year of application's rescission) |
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Virginia | Bill of Rights | November 14, 1788 | AC V.1 258-259 | |
New York | Bill of Rights | February 5, 1789 | AC V.1 282 Text | (II) |
Georgia | Clarify Amendment X | December 12, 1832 | J HR V22.2 270-271 | |
South Carolina | Clarify Amendment X | December 19, 1832 | J HR V22.2 219-220 | |
Alabama | Limitation on Tariffs | January 12, 1833 | J HR V22.2 361-362 | II |
Indiana | General and Unlimited Article V Convention | March 13, 1861? | CG V.37.S 1465-6 | I |
Ohio | General and Unlimited Article V Convention | March 20, 1861 | 1861 Ohio Laws 181 | I |
New Jersey | Final Resolution for Slavery | February 1, 1861 | CG V. 36.2 p. 681 | (II) |
Kentucky | Final Resolution for Slavery | February 5, 1861 | CG V.36.2 p. 773 | (II) |
Illinois | Final Resolution for Slavery | February 28, 1861 | CG V.36.2 p. 1270 | (??) |
Nebraska | Direct Election of Senators, Other | April 14, 1893 | 1893 Neb. Laws 466-7 | III |
Texas | General and Unlimited Article V Convention | June 5, 1899? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 33, p. 219 ("Concurrent resolution, S.C.R. No. 4") | |
Minnesota | Direct Election of Senators, Other | February 13, 1901? | CR V.34 p.2561[dead link] | (III) |
Pennsylvania | Direct Election of Senators, II | February 13, 1901? | CR V.45 p.7118[dead link] | (III) |
Idaho | Direct Election of President, Vice-President and Senators | February 14, 1901? | CR V.45 p.7114[dead link] | |
Montana | Direct Election of Senators, II Direct Election of Senators, II | February 21, 1901? January 31, 1905? | CR V.35 p.208[dead link] CR V.39 p.2447[dead link] | |
Oregon | Direct Election of Senators, Other Direct Election of Senators, I Direct Election of Senators, Other | February 23, 1901? March 10, 1903? January 26, 1909? | CR V.35 p.117[dead link] CR V.45 p.7118[dead link] CR V.43 p.2025[dead link] | |
Tennessee | Direct Election of Senators, II Direct Election of Senators, Other | March 27, 1901? March 14, 1905? | CR V.35 p.2344[dead link] CR V.45 p.7119[dead link] | |
Colorado | Direct Election of Senators, I | April 1, 1901? | CR V.45 p.7113[dead link] | (II) |
Michigan | Direct Election of Senators, Other | April 9, 1901? | CR V.35 p.117[dead link] | (III) |
Texas | Direct Election of Senators, I | April 17, 1901? | CR V.45 p.7119[dead link] | (II) |
Arkansas | Direct Election of Senators, Other | April 25, 1901? | CR V.45 p.7113[dead link] | (III) |
Kentucky | Direct Election of Senators, II | February 10, 1902? | CR V.45 p.7115[dead link] | (III) |
Illinois | Direct Election of Senators, I Direct Election of Senators, Other | February 10, 1903? May 23, 1907? | CR V.45 p.7114[dead link] CR V.42 p.164[dead link] | (II) (III) |
Nevada | Direct Election of Senators, II | February 25, 1903? | CR V.37 p.24[dead link] | (III) |
Utah | Direct Election of Senators, I | March 12, 1903? | CR V.45 p.7119[dead link] | |
Washington | Direct Election of Senators, Other | March 12, 1903? | CR V.45 p.7119[dead link] | (II) |
Nebraska | Direct Election of Senators, I | March 25, 1903? | CR V.45 p.7116-7[dead link] | (III) |
Iowa | Direct Election of Senators, I | March 24, 1904? | CR V.38 p.4959[dead link] | (III) |
Missouri | Direct Election of Senators, II | March 18, 1905? | CR V.40 p.1905[dead link] | (III) |
South Dakota | Direct Election of Senators, Other Direct Election of Senators, I | February 2, 1907? February 9, 1909? | CR V.41 p.1907[dead link] CR V.43 p.2667-2668[dead link] | (III) (III) |
Delaware | Anti-Polygamy | February 11, 1907? | CR V.41 p.3011[dead link] | |
Missouri | General and Unlimited Article V Convention | March 6, 1907? | CR V.45 p.7116[dead link] | I |
Indiana | Direct Election of Senators, Other | March 11, 1907? | CR V.45 p.7114[dead link] | (II) |
Iowa | Direct Election of Senators, Other | March 12, 1907? | CR V.45 p.7114-5[dead link] | (II) |
Nevada | Direct Election of Senators, I | March 23, 1907? | CR V.42 p.163[dead link] | (II) |
New Jersey | Direct Election of Senators, I | May 28, 1907? | CR V.42 p.164[dead link] | (III) |
Louisiana | Direct Election of Senators, Other | November 25, 1907? | CR V.42 p.5906[dead link] | |
Oklahoma | Direct Election of Senators, Other | January 20, 1908? | CR V.45 p.7117-8[dead link] | |
South Dakota | Anti-Polygamy | February 6, 1909? | CR V.43 p.2670[dead link] | III |
Kansas | Direct Election of Senators, I | March 6, 1909? | CR V.45 p.7115[dead link] | (II) |
Wisconsin | Direct Election of Senators, I | May 31, 1910? | CR V.45 p.7119-20[dead link] | (III) |
Washington | Anti-Polygamy | September 1, 1910? | CR V.46 p.651[dead link] | III |
Montana | Direct Election of Senators, Other | January 20, 1911? | CR V.46 p.2411[dead link] | |
Maine | Direct Election of Senators, Other | February 22, 1911? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 46, p. 4280 ("Joint resolution")[dead link] | (III) |
Tennessee | Anti-Polygamy | February 17, 1911? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 47, p. 187 ("Senate joint resolution 43")[dead link] | |
Montana | Anti-Polygamy | March 1, 1911? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 47, pp. 98-99 ("House joint memorial 7")[dead link] remainder of text p. 99[dead link] | |
Nebraska | Anti-Polygamy | March 14, 1911? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 47, p. 99 ("Joint resolution by House and Senate of Nebraska Legislature")[dead link] | III |
Ohio | Anti-Polygamy | March 15, 1911? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 47, pp. 660-661 ("House joint resolution 13")[dead link] remainder of text p. 661[dead link] | III |
Illinois | Prevent and Suppress Monopolies | May 11, 1911? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 47, p. 1298 ("House joint resolution 9")[dead link] | III |
Wisconsin | General and Unlimited Article V Convention | June 12, 1911? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 47, p. 1873 ("Joint resolution (J. Res. 15, S.)")[dead link] | I |
California | Direct Election of Senators, I | June 13, 1911? | CR V.47 p.2000[dead link] | (??) |
Vermont | Anti-Polygamy | December 18, 1912? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 49, p. 1433 ("Joint resolution")[dead link] | III |
Illinois | Anti-Polygamy | March 12, 1913? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 50, pp. 120-121 (Senate joint resolution 12")[dead link] remainder of text p. 121[dead link] | III |
Oregon | Anti-Polygamy | January 20, 1913? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 49, p. 2463 ("Senate joint resolution 2")[dead link] | |
Wisconsin | Anti-Polygamy | March 26, 1913? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 50, pp. 42-43 (No number, or resolution type, is given for this resolution)[dead link] remainder of text p. 43[dead link] See, also, Cong. Rec. Vol. 50, p. 116[dead link] | III |
Missouri | Supreme Court Jurisdiction | April 15, 1913? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 50, p. 2428 ("House joint and concurrent resolution 23")[dead link] | III |
Michigan | Anti-Polygamy | July 2, 1913? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 50, p. 2290 ("House resolution No. 120")[dead link] | III |
South Carolina | Anti-Polygamy | February 15, 1915? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 53, p. 2442 ("Concurrent resolution")[dead link] | |
Louisiana | Mode of Amendment, Other | January 12, 1920? | CR V.60 p.31[dead link] | |
Nevada | Anti-Prohibition | December 7, 1925? | CR V.67 p.458[dead link] | (??) |
Wisconsin | Direct Election of President and VP | December 7, 1925? | CR V.67 p.458[dead link] | (??) |
Wisconsin | General and Unlimited Article V Convention | June 10, 1929 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 71, p. 2590 ("Senate Joint Resolution 65")[dead link] | (??) |
Wisconsin | Article V Requirements Already Met for Convention Call | September 4, 1929? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 71, p. 3369 ("Senate Joint Resolution 83")[dead link] | (??) |
Wisconsin | Article V Requirements Already Met for Convention Call | September 23, 1929? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 71, p. 3856 ("Joint Resolution No. 83, S.")[dead link] | (??) |
Massachusetts | Anti-Prohibition | March 13, 1931? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 75, p. 45 ("Resolutions")[dead link] | (III) |
New York | Anti-Prohibition | December 8, 1931? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 75, p. 48 ("Assembly 4")[dead link] | (IV) |
Wisconsin | Anti-Prohibition | December 8, 1931? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 75, p. 57 ("Joint resolution")[dead link] | (III) |
New Jersey | Anti-Prohibition | February 1, 1932? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 75, p. 3299 ("Joint Resolution 1")[dead link] | (III) |
California | Tax on Government Securities | July 9, 1935? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 79, p. 10814 ("Senate joint resolution")[dead link] | III |
California | Federal Labor Laws | July 9, 1935? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 79, p. 10814 ("Senate Joint Resolution 23")[dead link] | III |
Oregon | General Welfare Act of 1937 ("Townsend National Recovery Plan") | February 1, 1939? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 84, p. 985 ("House Joint Memorial 1")[dead link] | |
Wyoming | Income Tax, Limit II | March 8, 1939? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 84, pp. 2509-2510 ("House Joint Memorial 4")[dead link] remainder of text p. 2510[dead link] | |
Maryland | Income Tax, Limit II | March 27, 1939? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 84, p. 3320 ("House resolution") appearing to have been approved only by the Maryland House of Delegates—and NOT at all by the Maryland Senate[dead link] | III |
Rhode Island | Income Tax, Limit I | March 26, 1940? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 86, p. 3407 ("Resolution")[dead link] | III |
Iowa | Income Tax, Limit II | April 18, 1941? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 87, p. 3172 ("House Concurrent Resolution 15")[dead link] | III |
Maine | Income Tax, Limit I | April 17, 1941? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 87, pp. 3370-3371 ("Resolution")[dead link] remainder of text p. 3371[dead link] | |
Massachusetts | Income Tax, Limit I | April 29, 1941? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 87, pp. 3812-3813 ("Resolutions")[dead link] remainder of text p. 3813[dead link] | |
Michigan | Income Tax, Limit I | May 16, 1941? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 87, p. 4537 ("Senate Concurrent Resolution 20")[dead link] | III |
Iowa | Presidential Term Limits | March 26, 1943? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 89, p. 2516 ("House Concurrent Resolution 26")[dead link] | (III) |
Illinois | Presidential Term Limits | March 26, 1943? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 89, pp. 2516-2517 ("Senate Joint Resolution 8")[dead link] remainder of text p. 2517[dead link] | (III) |
Michigan | Presidential Term Limits | April 6, 1943? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 89, p. 2944 ("Senate Concurrent Resolution 24")[dead link] | (III) |
New Hampshire | Income Tax, II | April 29, 1943? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 89, pp. 3761-3762 ("A concurrent resolution")[dead link] remainder of text p. 3762[dead link] | |
Delaware | Income Tax, Limit I | May 3, 1943? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 89, p. 4017 ("Senate Concurrent Resolution 6")[dead link] | |
Illinois | Income Tax, Limit II | May 26, 1943? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 98, pp. 742-743 (HJR 32)[dead link] remainder of text p. 743[dead link] | |
Pennsylvania | Limited Funding Mandates, Various | May 27, 1943? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 89, p. 8220 ("Joint resolution")[dead link] | III |
Pennsylvania | Income Tax, Limit II | May 27, 1943? | CR V.89 pp.8220-8221 ("[House Concurrent resolution [No. 50]"][dead link] | III |
Alabama | Income Tax, Limit I | July 8, 1943? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 89, pp. 7523-7524 ("House Joint Resolution 66")[dead link] remainder of text p. 7524[dead link] | III |
Wisconsin | Income Tax, Limit I | September 14, 1943? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 89, p. 7524 ("Assembly Joint Resolution 55")[dead link] | III |
Wisconsin | Presidential Term Limits | September 14, 1943? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 89, p. 7525 ("Joint Resolution No. 38, A")[dead link] | (III) |
Kentucky | Income Tax, Limit I | March 20, 1944? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 90, pp. 4040-4041 ("House Resolution 79")[dead link] remainder of text p. 4041[dead link] | |
New Jersey | Income Tax, Limit I | February 25, 1944? | CR V.90 p.6141[dead link] | |
California | World Federation | April 14, 1949? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 95, pp. 4568-4569 ("Assembly Joint Resolution 26")[dead link] remainder of text p. 4569[dead link] | IV |
New Jersey | World Federation | April 14, 1949? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 95, p. 4571 ("Assembly Concurrent Resolution 17")[dead link] | IV |
North Carolina | World Federation | April 20, 1949? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 95, pp. 6587-6588 ("Resolution 37")[dead link] remainder of text p. 6588[dead link] | |
Michigan | Revenue Sharing, II | May 5, 1949? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 95, pp. 5628-5629 (HCR 26)[dead link] remainder of text p. 5629[dead link] | IV |
Florida | World Federation | May 16, 1949? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 95, p. 7000 ("Senate Memorial 282")[dead link] | |
Nebraska | Revenue Sharing, II | May 25, 1949? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 95, pp. 7893-7894 ("Legislative Resolution 32")[dead link] remainder of text p. 7894[dead link] | |
Connecticut | World Federation | June 1, 1949? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 95, p. 7689 ("Joint Resolution")[dead link] | IV |
Kansas | Income Tax, Limit I | March 28, 1951? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 97, p. 2936 (SCR 4)[dead link] | III |
Iowa | Revenue Sharing, II | April 17, 1951? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 97, pp. 3939-3940 (SCR 11)[dead link] remainder of text p. 3940[dead link] | IV |
Florida | Income Tax, Limit I | May 10, 1951? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 97, pp. 5155-5156 (SCR 206)[dead link] remainder of text p. 5156[dead link] | |
Maine | Revenue Sharing, II | June 4, 1951? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 97, pp. 6033-6034 ("Joint Resolution")[dead link] remainder of text p. 6034[dead link] | IV |
New Hampshire | Revenue Sharing, II | August 28, 1951? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 97, pp. 10716-10717 ("Concurrent Resolution")[dead link] remainder of text p. 10717[dead link] | |
Arkansas | Income Tax, Limit II | February 4, 1952? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 98, p. 742 (SCR 10)[dead link] | III |
Utah | Income Tax, Limit I | February 11, 1952? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 98, p. 947 ("Joint Resolution")[dead link] | |
New Mexico | Revenue Sharing, II | February 11, 1952? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 98, pp. 947-948 (HJR 12)[dead link] p. 948[dead link] | IV |
Georgia | Limited Treaty Powers, Various | January 29, 1952? | CR V.98 p.1057[dead link] | |
Georgia | Income Tax, Limit I | February 6, 1952? | CR V.98 p.1057[dead link] | |
Indiana | Income Tax, Limit II Income Tax, Limit II | February 18, 1952? March 12, 1957? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 98, pp. 1056-1057 (HCR 10)[dead link] remainder of text p. 1057[dead link] Cong. Rec. Vol. 103, pp. 6474-6475 ("House Enrolled Concurrent Resolution 8")[dead link] remainder of text p. 6475[dead link] | III III |
Virginia | Income Tax, Limit I | February 21, 1952? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 98, p. 1496 (HJR 32)[dead link] | |
California | Motor Vehicle Tax Distribution | April 16, 1952? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 98, pp. 4003-4004 (AJR 8)[dead link] remainder of text p. 4004[dead link] | III |
Louisiana | Income Tax, Limit I | January 13, 1953? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 99, p. 320 ("Concurrent resolution")[dead link] remainder of text p. 321[dead link] | |
South Dakota | Mode of Amendment, Other Mode of Amendment, by 12 States Mode of Amendment, Identical Text | March 5, 1953? February 15, 1955? March 2, 1963? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 99, pp. 9180-9181 (SJR 4)[dead link] remainder of text p. 9181[dead link] Cong. Rec. Vol. 101, pp. 2861-2862 (SJR 5)[dead link] remainder of text p. 2862[dead link] Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, pp. 14638-14639 (SJR 1)[dead link] remainder of text p. 14639[dead link] | |
Illinois | Mode of Amendment, Other Mode of Amendment, Identical Text | June 25, 1953? March 5, 1963? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 99, p. 9864 (HJR 37)[dead link] Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, p. 3788 (SJR 4)[dead link] | IV III |
Georgia | School Management, States' Right School Management, States' Right School Management, States' Right | January 31, 1955? February 5, 1959? March 4, 1965? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 101, p. 1532 ("Resolution")[dead link] Cong. Rec. Vol. 105, p. 1834 (HR 99)[dead link] Cong. Rec. Vol. 111, p. 5817 (HR 128-212)[dead link] | |
Texas | Mode of Amendment, by 12 States Mode of Amendment, Identical Text | March 14, 1955? April 4, 1963? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 101, pp. 2770-2771 (SCR 15)[dead link] remainder of text p. 2771[dead link] Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, p. 11852 (HCR 21)[dead link] | |
Oklahoma | Income Tax, Limit Other | May 23, 1955? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 101, pp. 8397-8398 (SJR 15)[dead link] remainder of text p. 8398 (referred to the Committee on Finance rather than to the Committee on the Judiciary)[dead link] | |
Michigan | Mode of Amendment, by 12 States | April 4, 1956? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 102, pp. 7240-7241 (HCR 8)[dead link] remainder of text p. 7241[dead link] | IV |
Idaho | Mode of Amendment, by 12 States | April 1, 1957? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 103 pp. 4831-4832 (HCR 6)[dead link] remainder of text p. 4832[dead link] | |
Indiana | Mode of Amendment, by 12 States | March 12, 1957? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 103, pp. 6471-6472 ("House Enrolled Concurrent Resolution 2")[dead link] remainder of text p. 6472[dead link] | IV |
Indiana | Limited Treaty Powers, Various | March 12, 1957? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 103, pp. 6472-6473 ("House Enrolled Concurrent Resolution 4")[dead link] remainder of text p. 6473[dead link] | III |
Indiana | Proportional Electoral College, Other | March 12, 1957? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 103, pp. 6473-6474 ("House Enrolled Concurrent Resolution 7")[dead link] remainder of text p. 6474[dead link] | III |
Indiana | Repeal of Constitution's 16th Amendment | March 12, 1957? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 103, pp. 6474-6475 ("House Enrolled Concurrent Resolution 8")[dead link] remainder of text p. 6475[dead link] | III |
Indiana | Balanced Budget, Other Balanced Budget, Other | March 12, 1957? January 26, 1976? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 103, pp. 6475-6476 ("House Enrolled Concurrent Resolution 9")[dead link] remainder of text p. 6476[dead link] Cong. Rec. Vol. 122, p. 931 ("Concurrent Resolution")[dead link] | III III |
Florida | Supreme Court Review, Other | June 5, 1957? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 103, p. 12787 (SCR 116)[dead link] | |
Alabama | Judicial Term Limits | June 25, 1957? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 103, p. 10863 (SJR 47)[dead link] | III |
Connecticut | Prohibit Interstate Income Tax | May 6, 1958? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 104, pp. 8085-8086 (SJR 9)[dead link] remainder of text p. 8086[dead link] | III |
Alabama | Limited Federal Preemption | January 1, 1959? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 105, p. 3083 (SJR 2)[dead link] | III |
Wyoming | Limit Federal Powers | February 26, 1959? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 105, pp. 3085-3086 ("Enrolled Joint Resolution 2")[dead link] remainder of text p. 3086[dead link] | |
Arkansas | Validity of 14th Amendment | March 18, 1959? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 105, p. 4398 (HCR 24)[dead link] | III |
Nevada | Limit Federal Powers | March 11, 1960? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 106, p. 10749 (SJR 7)[dead link] | III |
Louisiana | Limit Federal Powers | June 11, 1960? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 106, p. 14401 (HCR 22)[dead link] | |
Arkansas | Supreme Court Review, Other | February 2, 1961? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 107, p. 2154 (HCR 14)[dead link] | III |
Wyoming | Balanced Budget, Other Balanced Budget, Emergency | February 21, 1961? February 8, 1979? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 107, p. 2759 ("Enrolled Joint Resolution 4")[dead link] CR V.125 p.2116[dead link] | |
Georgia | Supreme Court Review, Other | March 9, 1961? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 107, p. 4715 (SR 39)[dead link] | |
South Carolina | Limit Federal Powers | March 11, 1962? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 108, p. 5051 ("Concurrent Resolution")[dead link] | |
Oklahoma | Mode of Amendment, Identical Text | January 21, 1963? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, p. 1172 ("Enrolled Senate Concurrent Resolution 2")[dead link] | |
Oklahoma | Apportionment of Legislature, I | January 21, 1963? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, pp. 1172-1173 ("Enrolled Senate Concurrent Resolution 3")[dead link] remainder of text p. 1173[dead link] | |
Kansas | Mode of Amendment, Identical Text | January 31, 1963? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, p. 2769 (SCR 3)[dead link] | |
Kansas | Apportionment of Legislature, I | January 31, 1963? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, p. 2769 (SCR 4)[dead link] | |
Florida | Supreme Court Review, Court of the Union | February 5, 1963? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, pp. 2071-2072 ("Senate Memorial 12-X(63)"[dead link] remainder of text p. 2072[dead link] | |
Florida | Mode of Amendment, Identical Text | February 5, 1963? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, p. 2072 ("Senate Memorial 13-X(63)"[dead link] | |
Idaho | Apportionment of Legislature, I Apportionment of Legislature, II | February 14, 1963? January 26, 1965? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, p. 2281 (SJM 4)[dead link] Cong. Rec. Vol. 111, p. 1229 (SJM 1)[dead link] | |
Arkansas | Mode of Amendment, Identical Text | February 21, 1963? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, p. 2768 (HJR 2)[dead link] | III |
Arkansas | Supreme Court Review, Court of the Union | February 21, 1963? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, pp. 2768-2769 (HJR 3)[dead link] remainder of text p. 2769[dead link] | III |
Arkansas | Apportionment of Legislature, I Apportionment of Legislature, II | February 21, 1963? April 5, 1965? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, p. 2769 (HJR 4)[dead link] Cong. Rec. Vol. 111, pp. 6917-6918 (SJR 1)[dead link] remainder of text p. 6918[dead link] | III III |
Arkansas | Proportional Electoral College, Other | February 21, 1963? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, p. 2769 (HJR 12)[dead link] | III |
South Dakota | Proportional Electoral College, Other | March 11, 1963? | CR V.109 p.3982[dead link] | ?? |
Montana | Apportionment of Legislature, I Apportionment of Legislature, II | March 11, 1963? February 17, 1965? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, p. 3854 (SJR 15)[dead link] Cong. Rec. Vol. 111, p. 2777 ("A Joint Resolution")[dead link] | |
Idaho | Balanced Budget, Other | March 11, 1963? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, p. 3855 ("SJM 9")[dead link] | |
Montana | Proportional Electoral College, I | March 25, 1963? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, p. 4469 ("HJR 13")[dead link] | |
Wyoming | Supreme Court Review, Court of the Union | February 14, 1963? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 109 pp. 4778-4779 ("Enrolled Joint Resolution 2")[dead link] remainder of text p. 4779[dead link] | |
Wyoming | Apportionment of Legislature, I | February 9, 1963? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, p. 4779 ("Enrolled Joint Memorial 14")[dead link] | |
Wyoming | Mode of Amendment, Identical Text | February 15, 1963? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, p. 4779 ("Enrolled Joint Memorial 15")[dead link] | |
Alabama | Supreme Court Review, Court of the Union | March 13, 1963? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, p. 5250 (HJR 13)[dead link] | III |
Washington | Apportionment of Legislature, I | March 30, 1963? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, p. 5867 (HJM 1)[dead link] | III |
Missouri | Apportionment of Legislature, I Apportionment of Legislature, II | April 8, 1963? February 22, 1965? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, p. 5868 (HCR 4)[dead link] Cong. Rec. Vol. 111, p. 3304 (HCR 2)[dead link] | III III |
Missouri | Mode of Amendment, Identical Text | April 8, 1963? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, p. 5868 (HCR 5)[dead link] | III |
Utah | Proportional Electoral College, I | April 8, 1963? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, p. 5947 (HCR 1)[dead link] | |
Colorado | Proportional Electoral College, I | April 11, 1963? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, p. 6659 (HJM 4)[dead link] | III |
Colorado | Income Tax, Limit Other | April 25, 1963? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, p. 7060 (SJM 9)[dead link] | III |
Nevada | Apportionment of Legislature, I | February 12, 1963? February 17, 1965? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, p. 9942 (SJR 2)[dead link] | III |
South Carolina | Apportionment of Legislature, I Apportionment of Legislature, II | June 10, 1963? February 18, 1965? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, p. 10441 ("House Concurrent Resolution")[dead link] Cong. Rec. Vol. 111, p. 3304 ("Concurrent Resolution")[dead link] | |
South Carolina | Apportionment of Legislature, I | June 10, 1963? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, p. 10442 (SCR 149)[dead link] | |
South Carolina | Mode of Amendment, Identical Text | June 10, 1963? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, p. 10441 ("House Concurrent Resolution")[dead link] | |
South Carolina | Mode of Amendment, Identical Text | June 10, 1963? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, p. 10442 (SCR 148)[dead link] | |
South Carolina | Supreme Court Review, Court of the Union | June 10, 1963? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, pp. 10441-10442 ("House Concurrent Resolution")[dead link] remainder of text p. 10442[dead link] | |
South Carolina | Supreme Court Review, Court of the Union | June 10, 1963? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, pp. 10442-10443 (SCR 147)[dead link] remainder of text p. 10443[dead link] | |
Texas | Apportionment of Legislature, I Apportionment of Legislature, II | April 4, 1963? July 26, 1965? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, p. 11852 (HCR 22)[dead link] Cong. Rec. Vol. 111, p. 18171 (SCR 24)[dead link] | |
Texas | Proportional Electoral College, I | May 22, 1963? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, pp. 11852-11853 (HCR 29)[dead link] remainder of text p. 11853[dead link] | |
South Dakota | Apportionment of Legislature, I Apportionment of Legislature, II | March 2, 1963? March 1, 1965? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, p. 14639 (SJR 2)[dead link] Cong. Rec. Vol.111, pp.3722-3723 ("Joint resolution")[dead link] remainder of text p. 3723[dead link] | |
Wisconsin | Proportional Electoral College, I | March 2, 1963? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 109, p. 14808 (Resolution Number Not Provided)[dead link] | III |
Virginia | Apportionment of Legislature, I Apportionment of Legislature, II | March 15, 1964? December 3, 1964? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 110, p. 5659 (HJR 90)[dead link] Cong. Rec. Vol. 111, pp. 880-881 (HJR 6)[dead link] remainder of text p. 881[dead link] | |
Massachusetts | School Management, Other | March 18, 1964? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 110, p. 7616 (Unnumbered resolution) appearing to have been approved only by the Massachusetts House of Representatives—and NOT at all by the Massachusetts Senate[dead link] | III |
Massachusetts | Senior Pensions | April 23, 1964? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 110, p. 9875 (Unnumbered resolution)[dead link] | III |
Virginia | Mode of Amendment, Identical Text | December 3, 1964? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 111, p. 880 (HJR 5)[dead link] | |
Louisiana | School Management, States' Right | January 6, 1965? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 111, pp. 164-165 (SCR 3)[dead link] remainder of text p. 165[dead link] | |
Arizona | Apportionment of Legislature, II | February 18, 1965? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 111, p. 3061 (HCM 1)[dead link] | |
Kansas | Apportionment of Legislature, II | January 27, 1965? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 111, pp. 3061-3062 (SCR 1)[dead link] remainder of text p. 3062[dead link] | |
South Carolina | School Management, States' Right | February 18, 1965? | CR V.111 p.3304[dead link] | |
Utah | Apportionment of Legislature, II | March 8, 1965? | CR V.111 p.4320[dead link] | |
Maryland | Apportionment of Legislature, II | March 25, 1965? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 111, p. 5820 (SJR 1)[dead link] | III |
North Carolina | Apportionment of Legislature, II | May 17, 1965? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 111, p. 10673 ("Resolution 60")[dead link] | |
Minnesota | Apportionment of Legislature, II | May 17, 1965? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 111, p. 10673 ("Resolution 5")[dead link] | III |
Oklahoma | Proportional Electoral College, I | May 12, 1965? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 111, p. 11488 (SCR 35)[dead link] also found at Cong. Rec. Vol. 111, pp. 11802-11803 ("Enrolled Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 35")[dead link] remainder of text p. 11803[dead link] | |
Louisiana | Apportionment of Legislature, II | June 1, 1965? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 111, p. 12110 (SCR 25)[dead link] | |
New Hampshire | Apportionment of Legislature, II | June 8, 1965? | CR V.111 p.12853[dead link] | |
Illinois | Revenue Sharing, Other | June 9, 1965? | CR V.111 p.14144[dead link] | III |
Florida | Apportionment of Legislature, II | June 22, 1965? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 111, p. 14308 (HM 2433)[dead link] | |
Mississippi | Apportionment of Legislature, II | July 7, 1965? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 111, p. 15769 ("S. Con. Res. 101")[dead link] | III |
Mississippi | School Management, States' Right | July 7, 1965? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 111, pp. 15769-15770 ("S. Con. Res. 102")[dead link] remainder of text p. 15770[dead link] | III |
Mississippi | Anti-Subversion | July 7, 1965? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 111, p. 15770 ("H. Con. Res. 14")[dead link] | III |
Illinois | Apportionment of Legislature, II Apportionment of Legislature, Other | June 22, 1965 March 13, 1967 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 111, p. 19379 ("Senate Resolution No. 52" and unicameral--not likewise approved by Illinois House of Representatives)[dead link] Cong. Rec. Vol. 113, p. 8004 (HJR 32)[dead link] | III[dead link] |
Nebraska | Proportional Electoral College, I | August 10, 1965? | CR V.111 p.19775[dead link] | III |
Nebraska | Apportionment of Legislature, I | September 22, 1965? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 111, p. 24723 ("Legislative Resolution")[dead link] | III |
Ohio | Revenue Sharing, Other | September 28, 1965? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 111, p. 25237 (SJR 16)[dead link] | III |
Kentucky | Apportionment of Legislature, II | October 6, 1965? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 111, pp. 26073-26074 ("Senate" Concurrent "Resolution 8")[dead link] remainder of text p. 26074[dead link] | III |
Alabama | Apportionment of Legislature, II | January 14, 1966? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 112, pp. 200-201 (SJR 3)[dead link] remainder of text p. 201[dead link] | III |
New Mexico | Apportionment of Legislature, II | January 14, 1966? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 112, p. 199 (SJR 2)[dead link] | III |
Tennessee | Apportionment of Legislature, II | January 14, 1966? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 112, p. 199-200 (HJR 34)[dead link] remainder of text p. 200[dead link] | |
Illinois | Apportionment of Legislature, Other | March 13, 1967 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 113, p. 8004 (HJR 32)[dead link] | III |
Indiana | Apportionment of Legislature, II | March 13, 1967? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 113, p. 6384 ("House Enrolled Concurrent Resolution No. 58")[dead link] | III |
Alabama | Revenue Sharing, Other | April 19, 1967? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 113, pp. 10117-10118 ("Resolution No. 11")[dead link] remainder of text p. 10118[dead link] | III |
North Dakota | Apportionment of Legislature, Other | April 28, 1967? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 113, p. 11175 (HCR I-1)[dead link] | |
Georgia | Revenue Sharing, Other | May 4, 1967? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 113, pp. 11743-11744 ("Resolution 96")[dead link] remainder of text p. 11744[dead link] | |
Texas | Revenue Sharing, Other | June 28, 1967? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 113, p. 17634 (SCR 12)[dead link] | |
Illinois | Revenue Sharing, Other | June 28, 1967? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 113, p. 17634-17635 (SJR 63)[dead link] remainder of text p. 17635[dead link] | |
Iowa | Apportionment of Legislature, Other | May 13, 1969? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 115, p. 12249 (SCR 13)[dead link] | III |
Florida | Revenue Sharing, Other | September 3, 1969? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 115, p. 24116 (SM 397)[dead link] | |
New Hampshire | Revenue Sharing, I | December 1, 1969? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 115, p. 36153-36154 ("Concurrent resolution..."[dead link] remainder of text p. 36154[dead link] | |
Mississippi | School Management, Other School Management, No Assignment | March 5, 1970? March 15, 1973? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 113, p. 6097 (SCR 514)[dead link] Cong. Rec. Vol. 119, p. 8089 (HCR 55)[dead link] | III IV |
Louisiana | Anti-Subversion | June 22, 1970? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 116, pp. 20672-20673 (HCR 4-A)[dead link] remainder of text p. 20673[dead link] | |
Louisiana | Income Tax, Limit Other | July 7, 1970? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 116, p. 22906 (SCR 25)[dead link] | |
Louisiana | Revenue Sharing, Other | July 10, 1970? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 116, p. 23765 (HCR 270)[dead link] | |
New Jersey | Revenue Sharing, I | December 16, 1970? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 116, p. 41879 (SCR 77)[dead link] | IV |
West Virginia | Revenue Sharing, I | January 26, 1971? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 117, pp. 541-542 (HCR 9)[dead link] remainder of text p. 542[dead link] | IV |
Massachusetts | Revenue Sharing, I | March 4, 1971? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 117, p. 5020 (Unnumbered resolution)[dead link] | IV |
South Dakota | Revenue Sharing, I | March 8, 1971? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 117, p. 5303 (HJR 503)[dead link] | IV |
North Dakota | Revenue Sharing, I | April 26, 1971? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 117, p. 11841 (SCR 4013)[dead link] | |
Louisiana | Revenue Sharing, I | June 15, 1971? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 117, pp. 19801-19802 (SCR 138)[dead link] remainder of text p. 19802[dead link] | |
Ohio | Revenue Sharing, I | June 28, 1971? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 117, p. 22280 ("Joint Resolution")[dead link] | IV |
Delaware | Revenue Sharing, I | February 18, 1971? | CR V.117 p.3175[dead link] | |
Oregon | Revenue Sharing, I | May 24, 1971? | CR V.117 p.16574[dead link] | ?? |
Massachusetts | School Management, Other School Management, Other | September 8, 1971? March 28, 1973? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 117, p. 30905 (Unnumbered resolution)[dead link] CR Vol. 119, pp. 12408-12409 (Unnumbered resolution)[dead link] remainder of text p. 12409[dead link] | IV IV |
Michigan | School Management, No Assignment | November 16, 1971? | CR V.117 pp.41598-41599 (SCR 172) Printed in "Extensions of Remarks" portion of Congressional Record[dead link] remainder of text p. 41599[dead link] | IV |
Iowa | Revenue Sharing, I | March 2, 1972? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 118, pp. 6501-6502 (HJR 1)[dead link] remainder of text p. 6502[dead link] | IV |
Florida | Senate Control of Presiding Officer | April 4, 1972? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 118, p. 11444 (SM 227)[dead link] | |
Arizona | School Management, Prayer | April 4, 1972? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 118, p. 11445 (HCR 2009)[dead link] | |
Tennessee | School management, No Assignment | May 8, 1972? | CR V.118 p.16214[dead link] | |
New York | School Management, Other | October 2, 1972? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 118, pp. 33047-33048 ("Joint Resolution No. 7)[dead link] remainder of text p. 33048[dead link] | IV |
Virginia | Balanced Federal Budget | March 15, 1973? March 10, 1975? March 29, 1976? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 119, p. 8091 (HJR 75)[dead link] CR Vol. 121, p. 5793 (SJR 107)[dead link] CR Vol. 122, pp. 8335-8336 (SJR 36)[dead link] remainder of text p. 8336[dead link] | > |
Mississippi | Prayer in Public Buildings | March 20, 1973? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 119, p. 8689 (HCR 14)[dead link] | IV |
Virginia | School management, No Assignment | April 3, 1973? | CR V.119 p.10675[dead link] | |
New Jersey | School Management, Other | April 9, 1973? | CR V.119 p.11446[dead link] | ?? |
Texas | School Management, No Assignment | April 10, 1973? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 119, p. 11515 ("House Concurrent Resolution")[dead link] | |
Oklahoma | School Management, No Assignment | April 25, 1973? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 119, p. 14428 (HCR 1026)[dead link] | |
Maryland | School Management, Other | May 7, 1973? | CR V.119 p.14421[dead link] | ?? |
Nevada | School Management, No Assignment | May 29, 1973? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 119, pp. 17022-17023 (SJR 7)[dead link] remainder of text p. 17023[dead link] | IV |
New Hampshire | School Management, Other | June 5, 1973? | CR V.119 p.18190[dead link] | |
Arkansas | Balanced Federal Budget | March 10, 1975? March 8, 1979? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 121, p. 5793 ("Senate Concurrent Resolution")[dead link] CR Vol. 125, p. 4372, POM-78 (HJR 1)[dead link] | III IV |
North Dakota | Balanced Federal Budget | March 11, 1975? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 125, p. 9782, POM-205 (Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 4018) The wording of S.C.R. No. 4018 is extremely poor and—depending upon interpretation—it might not even be a valid Article V Convention call | |
Mississippi | Balanced Federal Budget | April 29, 1975? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 121, pp. 12175-12176 (HCR 51)[dead link] remainder of text p. 12176[dead link] | III |
Missouri | Right to Life, Various | May 5, 1975? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 121, p. 12867 (SCR 7)[dead link] | III |
Nevada | Limited Funding Mandates, Various | June 26, 1975? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 121, p. 21065 (AJR 47)[dead link] | III |
Louisiana | Balanced Federal Budget | July 28, 1975? February 8, 1979? July 19, 1979? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 121, p. 25312 (SCR 109)[dead link] CR V.125 p.2110-1[dead link] Cong. Rec. Vol. 125, pp. 19470-19471, POM-394 (SCR 4)[dead link] remainder of text p. 19471[dead link] | |
Kentucky | School Management, No Assignment | September 8, 1975? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 121, p. 27821 ("House" Joint "Resolution No. 29")[dead link] | III |
Alabama | Balanced Federal Budget | September 10, 1975? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 121, p. 28347 (HJR 105)[dead link] | |
Georgia | Balanced Federal Budget | February 6, 1976? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 122, p. 2740 (HR 469-1267)[dead link] | |
Delaware | Balanced Federal Budget | February 25, 1976? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 122, p. 4329 (HCR 36)[dead link] | |
South Carolina | Balanced Federal Budget | February 25, 1976? February 8, 1979? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 122, p. 4329 (Numerically Undesignated Resolution)[dead link] CR V.125 p.2114[dead link] | |
Massachusetts | School Management, No Assignment | April 7, 1976? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 122, p. 9735, (Unnumbered resolution)[dead link] | III |
Oklahoma | Limited Funding Mandates, Various | June 7, 1976? | CR V.122 p.16814[dead link] | III |
Louisiana | Right to Life, Various | July 22, 1976? | CR V.122 p.23550[dead link] | |
Alabama | Balanced Federal Budget | August 18, 1976? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 125, p. 4861, POM-91 (House Joint Resolution No. 227) | |
Delaware | Right to Life, Various | January 1, 1977? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 124, p. 17055, POM-687 (House Concurrent Resolution No. 9) | |
Maryland | Balanced Federal Budget | January 28, 1977? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 123, pp. 2545-2546, POM-59 (Senate Joint Resolution No. 4—also known as "Resolution No. 77")[dead link] remainder of text p. 2546[dead link] | |
Virginia | Line Item Veto, Various | March 28, 1977? | CR V.123 p.9289 (1977 House Joint Resolution No. 168)[dead link] | |
New Jersey | Right to Life, Various | April 5, 1977? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 123, p. 10481, POM-124 ("Senate No. 1271")[dead link] | IV |
South Dakota | Right to Life, Unborn Right to Life, Sacred Life | April 18, 1977? April 18, 1980? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 123, p. 11048, POM-135 (HJR 503)[dead link] | |
Utah | Right to Life, Various | May 2, 1977? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 123, pp. 13057-13058, POM-151 (HJR 28)[dead link] remainder of text p.13058[dead link] | |
Arkansas | Right to Life, Various | May 20, 1977? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 123, pp. 15808-15809, POM-189 (HJR 2)[dead link] remainder of text p. 15809[dead link] | IV |
Rhode Island | Right to Life, Various | May 20, 1977? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 123, p. 15809, POM-190 ("Resolution")[dead link] | IV |
Texas | Balanced Federal Budget | May 30, 1977? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 125, pp. 5223-5224, POM-95 (HCR 31)[dead link] remainder of text p. 5224[dead link] | IV |
Arizona | Balanced Federal Budget | June 14, 1977? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 123, pp. 18873-18874, POM-231 (HCM 2003)[dead link] remainder of text p. 18874[dead link] | |
Oregon | Balanced Federal Budget | June 16, 1977? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 125, p. 5953, POM-104 (Senate Joint Memorial No. 2) | |
Massachusetts | Right to Life, Various | June 23, 1977? | CR V.123 p.20659[dead link] | ?? |
Indiana | Right to Life, Various | July 22, 1977? | CR V.123 p.4797[dead link] | |
Delaware | Appointment and Tenure of Federal Judges | January 1, 1978? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 124, p. 2193, POM-453 (Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 79) | |
Colorado | Balanced Federal Budget | April 5, 1978? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 124, p. 8778, POM-579 (Senate Joint Memorial No. 1) | V |
Nebraska | Right to Life, Various | April 21, 1978? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 124, p. 12694, POM-637 (Legislative Resolution No. 152)[dead link] | IV |
Tennessee | Judicial Term Limits | April 25, 1978? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 124, p. 11437, POM-612 (HJR 21)[dead link] | |
Tennessee | Balanced Federal Budget | April 25, 1978? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 124, pp. 11437-11438, POM-613 (HJR 22)[dead link] remainder of text p. 11438[dead link] | |
Pennsylvania | Right to Life, Various | April 25, 1978? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 124, p. 11438, POM-614 (House Bill No. 71--described as a "Joint Resolution")[dead link] | IV |
Oklahoma | Balanced Federal Budget | May 3, 1978? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 124, p. 12397 (POM-629) (HJR 1049)[dead link] | |
Kansas | Balanced Federal Budget | May 19, 1978? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 124, p. 14584, POM-657 (SCR 1661)[dead link] | IV |
Louisiana | Balanced Federal Budget | July 14, 1978? | [Cong. Rec. Vol. 124, pp. 20911-20912, POM-739 (Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 73)] | |
North Carolina | Balanced Federal Budget | January 29, 1979? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 125, p. 1923, POM-37 (Senate Joint Resolution No. 1—also known as Resolution No. 5) | ?? |
Mississippi | Right to Life, Various | February 26, 1979? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 125, p. 3196, POM-49 (HCR 3) | IV |
Florida | Balanced Federal Budget | March 1, 1979? June 21, 1988? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 125, p. 3655, POM-59 ("Senate Memorial" No. 234) Cong. Rec. Vol. 125, pp. 3655-3656, POM-60 (HM 2801) remainder of text p. 3656 Cong. Rec. Vol. 134, p. 15363, POM-549 (SM 302) | |
Idaho | Balanced Federal Budget | March 1, 1979? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 125, p. 3657, POM-64 (HCR 7) | |
New Mexico | Balanced Federal Budget | March 1, 1979? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 125, pp. 3656-3657, POM-62 (SJR 1) remainder of text p. 3657 | IV |
South Dakota | Balanced Federal Budget | March 1, 1979? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 125, p. 3656, POM-61 (SJR 1) | |
Nebraska | Balanced Federal Budget | March 7, 1979? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 125, p. 4152, POM-67 (Legislative Resolution No. 106) | IV |
Georgia | Right to Life, Various | March 8, 1979? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 125, p. 4372, POM-79 (House Resolution No. 254) The wording of H.R. No. 254 indicates that it was adopted only by the Georgia House of Representatives—therefore, it cannot be a valid Article V Convention call | |
Utah | Balanced Federal Budget | March 8, 1979? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 125, pp. 4372-4373, POM-80 (HJR 12) | |
Arizona | Balanced Federal Budget | March 9, 1979 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 125, pp. 7920-7921, POM-149 (Senate Joint Resolution No. 1002) | |
Pennsylvania | Balanced Federal Budget | March 12, 1979? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 125, p. 4627-4628, POM-85 (House Concurrent "Resolution No. 236") | IV |
Arizona | Repeal Constitution's 16th Amendment and Prohibit Federal Government from Engaging in Business, Professional, Commercial, Financial or Industrial Enterprises | April 18, 1979 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 125, p. 122201 POM-244 (House Joint Memorial No. 2001) | V |
Indiana | Balanced Federal Budget | May 1, 1979? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 125, p. 9188, POM-192 ("Senate Enrolled Joint Resolution No. 8") | IV |
New Hampshire | Balanced Federal Budget | May 16, 1979? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 125 p. 11584, POM-223 (HCR 8) | |
Iowa | Balanced Federal Budget | June 18, 1979? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 125, p. 15227, POM-301 (SJR 1) | IV |
Nevada | Right to Life, Various | June 25, 1979? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 125, p. 16350, POM-312 (SJR 27) | V |
Louisiana | Federal Executive Branch Rules and Regulations | July 17, 1979? | [Cong. Rec. Vol. 125, p. 18954, POM-383 (Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 105)] | |
Nevada | Balanced Federal Budget | January 29, 1980? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 126, pp. 1104-1105, POM-535 (SJR 8) remainder of text p. 1105 | III |
Idaho | Right to Life, Various | March 21, 1980? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 126, p. 6172, POM-602 (SCR 132) | |
Arizona | Coercive use of Federal Funds | April 17, 1980 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 126, p. 11389, POM-730, (House Concurrent Resolution No. 2001) | |
Oklahoma | Right to Life, Various | April 24, 1980? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 126, p. 8972, POM-701 (HJR 1053) | |
Tennessee | Right to Life, Various | May 2, 1980? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 126, p. 9765, POM-712 (SJR 23) | |
Alabama | Right to Life, Various | May 8, 1980? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 126, p. 10650, POM-717 (SJR 9) | IV |
Alabama | Require Federal Judges to be elected, or re-elected, every six years, rather than to be appointed | August 13, 1981 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 127, p. 20491 as well as p. 21684, POM-416 (Senate Joint Resolution No. 41) | V |
Alaska | Balanced Federal Budget | January 18, 1982? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 128, p. 2278 as well as p. 5643, POM-706 (House Joint Resolution No. 17—also designated as Legislative Resolve No. 1) | V |
Missouri | Balanced Federal Budget | July 21, 1983? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 129, p. 20352, POM-323 (SCR 3) | V |
Arizona | Line Item Veto, Various | June 5, 1984? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 130, p. 15611, POM-684 (SCR 1008) | |
South Dakota | Line Item Veto, Various | March 12, 1986? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 132, pp. 4473-4474, POM-599, (Senate Joint Resolution No. 4) remainder of text p. 4474 | |
Utah | Income Tax, Limit Other | February 23, 1987 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 133, p. 9736, POM-94 (SJR 8) | |
South Dakota | Term Limits on Members of Congress | April 4, 1989? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 135, pp. 5395-5396, POM-42 (HJR 1001) remainder of text p. 5396 | |
Georgia | Flag Desecration | April 16, 1991? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 137, pp. 8085-8086, POM-26 (House "Resolution No. 105") remainder of text p. 8086 | |
Colorado | Limited Funded Mandates, Various | June 26, 1992? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 138, p. 16552, POM-428 (SJM 92-3) | V |
South Dakota | Limited Funded Mandates, Various | March 22, 1993? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 139, p. 5905, POM-50 (SJR 3) | |
Missouri | No Judicial Taxing Power | June 29, 1993? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 139, p. 14565, POM-175 (SCR 9) | V |
Delaware | Income Tax, Limit Other | June 28, 1994? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 140, p. 14718, POM-554 (HCR 56) | |
Missouri | Limited Funding Mandates, Various | June 29, 1994? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 140, pp. 15072-15073, POM-575 (SCR 21) remainder of text p. 15073 | V |
Arizona | No Judicial Taxing Power | March 27, 1996? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 142, pp. S3012-S3013, POM-523 (SCR 1014) remainder of text p. S3013 | |
South Dakota | No Judicial Taxing Power | March 27, 1996? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 142, p. S3013, POM-526 (HCR 1010) | III |
Nevada | Term Limits on Members of Congress | June 29, 1996? | Nevada Constitution | III |
North Dakota | No Judicial Taxing Power | April 6, 2001? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 147, pp. S3704-S3705, POM-7 ("House Concurrent Resolution No. 3031") remainder of text p. S3705 | III |
Louisiana | Posse Comitatus | April 29, 2008? | Cong. Rec. Vol. 154, p. S3504, POM-329 ("House Concurrent Resolution No. 38") | IV |
Florida | Balanced Federal Budget | April 19, 2010 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 160, pp. S5563-S5564, POM-323 ("Senate Concurrent Resolution 10") remainder of text p. S5564 | V |
Nebraska | Balanced Federal Budget (Reaffirmation of 1976 Legislative Resolution No. 106) | April 13, 2010 | "Legislative Resolution No. 538" | V |
North Dakota | Mode of Amendment, Other | April 14, 2011 | "House Concurrent Resolution No. 3048" | V |
North Dakota | Increase in federal debt to require approval by majority of state legislatures | April 11, 2011 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 158, p. S1459, POM-66 ("Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 4007") | IV |
Alabama | Balanced Federal Budget | June 1, 2011 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 160, pp. S3666-S3667, POM-251 ("Senate Joint Resolution No. 100") remainder of text p. S3667 | V |
Louisiana | Increase in federal debt to require approval by majority of state legislatures | June 21, 2011 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 158, p. S2241, POM-69 ("House Concurrent Resolution No. 87") | IV |
New Hampshire | Balanced Federal Budget | May 16, 2012 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 162, p. S5153, POM-197 ("House Concurrent Resolution 40") | V |
Ohio | Balanced Federal Budget | November 20, 2013 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 160, p. S1174, POM-197 Senate Joint Resolution No. 5 also known as simply "Joint Resolution No. 5") | V |
Georgia | Balanced Federal Budget | February 20, 2014 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 160, pp. S3667-S3668, POM-254 ("Senate Resolution 371") remainder of text p. S3668 | V |
Georgia | Fiscal restraints on the federal government, limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government, and limiting the terms of office of federal officials, including members of Congress | March 6, 2014 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 160, p. S4332, POM-285 ("Senate Resolution No. 736") | V |
Michigan | Balanced Federal Budget | March 26, 2014 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 163, p. S2098, POM-14 ("Enrolled Senate Joint Resolution V") | V |
Tennessee | Balanced Federal Budget | April 9, 2014 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 165, p. S5406, POM-128 ("House Joint Resolution No. 548") | V |
Alaska | Fiscal restraints on the federal government, limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government, and limiting the terms of office of federal officials, including members of Congress | April 19, 2014 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 160, p. S6021, POM-345 ("House Joint Resolution 22", also referred to as "Legislative Resolve No. 68") | V |
Florida | Fiscal restraints on the federal government, limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government, and limiting the terms of office of federal officials, including members of Congress | April 21, 2014 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 160, p. S4332, POM-286 ("Senate Memorial 476") | V |
Florida | Balanced Federal Budget | April 21, 2014 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 160, p. S4333, POM-288 ("Senate Memorial 658") | V |
Florida | Legislation in Congress to contain only one subject and that one subject must be clearly expressed in the measure's title | April 23, 2014 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 160, p. S4333, POM-289 ("House Memorial 261") | V |
Vermont | Regulation of election campaign donations and expenditures; end legal concept of "corporate personhood"; overturn 2010 U.S. Supreme Court decision in case of Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission | May 2, 2014 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 160, p. S4331, POM-284 ("Joint Senate Resolution No. 27") | V |
Louisiana | Balanced Federal Budget | May 15, 2014 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 160, p. S5563, POM-322 ("House Concurrent Resolution No. 70") | V |
California | Regulation of election campaign donations and expenditures; end legal concept of "corporate personhood"; overturn 2010 U.S. Supreme Court decision in case of Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission | June 23, 2014 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 160, p. S5507, POM-320 ("Assembly Joint Resolution No. 1") | V |
Illinois | Regulation of election campaign donations and expenditures; end legal concept of "corporate personhood"; overturn 2010 U.S. Supreme Court decision in case of Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission | December 3, 2014 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 162, p. S71, POM-126 ("Senate Joint Resolution No. 42") | V |
South Dakota | Balanced Federal Budget | February 17, 2015 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 162, p. S6550, POM-255 ("House Joint Resolution No. 1001") | V |
New Jersey | Regulation of election campaign donations and expenditures; end legal concept of "corporate personhood"; overturn 2010 U.S. Supreme Court decision in case of Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission | February 23, 2015 | "Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 132" | V |
Utah | Balanced Federal Budget | March 6, 2015 | "House Joint Resolution No. 7" | V |
North Dakota | Balanced Federal Budget | March 24, 2015 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 161, pp. S2399-S2400, POM-17 ("House Concurrent Resolution 3015") remainder of text p. S2400 | V |
Alabama | Fiscal restraints on the federal government, limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government, and limiting the terms of office of federal officials, including members of Congress | May 21, 2015 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 161 pp. S8601-S8602, POM-124 ("House Joint Resolution 112") | V |
Tennessee | Fiscal restraints on the federal government, limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government, and limiting the terms of office of federal officials, including members of Congress | February 4, 2016 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 163, p. S6534, POM-117 ("Senate Joint Resolution No. 67") | V |
Florida | Term limits on Members of Congress | February 10, 2016 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 163, p. S112, POM-6 ("House Memorial 417") | V |
Indiana | Fiscal restraints on the federal government, limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government, and limiting the terms of office of federal officials, including members of Congress | February 29, 2016 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 162, p. S6663, POM-256 ("Senate Enrolled Joint Resolution No. 14") | V |
West Virginia | Balanced Federal Budget | March 12, 2016 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 162, p. S5277, POM-201 and POM-202 ("House Concurrent Resolution 36") | V |
Alaska | Countermand Amendment, which would allow states to propose initiatives that could repeal any federal statute, executive order, judicial decision, or regulatory decision if three-fifths of state legislatures approved. | April 16, 2016 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 164, p. S703, POM-164 ("House Joint Resolution No. 14", also referred to as "Legislative Resolve No. 49") | V |
Oklahoma | Combination of: (1) Balanced Federal Budget; and (2) Fiscal restraints on the federal government, limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government, and limiting the terms of office of federal officials, including members of Congress | April 18, 2016 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 162, pp. S6354-6355, POM-213 ("Senate Joint Resolution No. 4") remainder of text p. S6355 | V |
Louisiana | Fiscal restraints on the federal government, limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government, and limiting the terms of office of federal officials, including members of Congress | May 25, 2016 | "Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 52" | V |
Rhode Island | Regulation of election campaign donations and expenditures; end legal concept of "corporate personhood"; overturn 2010 U.S. Supreme Court decision in case of Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission (Rhode Island lawmakers chose to approve two separate unicameral resolutions, rather than to adopt a single bicameral resolution. The validity of this approach is subject to question). | June 16, 2016 (R.I. House version) and June 17, 2016 (R.I. Senate version) | Cong. Rec. Vol. 162, p. S5276, POM-198 (R 326—H 7670) and Cong. Rec. Vol. 162, pp. S5276-S5277, POM-199 (R 327—S 2589) remainder of text p. S5277 | V |
Wyoming | Balanced Federal Budget | February 27, 2017 | "House Enrolled Joint Resolution No. 2" | V |
Arizona | Fiscal restraints on the federal government, limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government, and limiting the terms of office of federal officials, including members of Congress | March 13, 2017 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 163, pp. S6534-S6535, POM-118 and POM-120 ("House Concurrent Resolution 2010") | V |
North Dakota | Fiscal restraints on the federal government, limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government, and limiting the terms of office of federal officials, including members of Congress | March 24, 2017 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 163, p. S2527, POM-16 ("House Concurrent Resolution No. 3006") | V |
Arizona | Balanced Federal Budget | March 27, 2017 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 163, p. S6535, POM-119 and POM-121 ("House Concurrent Resolution 2013") | V |
Texas | Fiscal restraints on the federal government, limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government, and limiting the terms of office of federal officials, including members of Congress | May 10, 2017 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 163, p. S4056, POM-65 ("Senate Joint Resolution No. 2") | V |
Missouri | Fiscal restraints on the federal government, limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government, and limiting the terms of office of federal officials, including members of Congress | May 12, 2017 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 163, pp. S3361-S3362, POM-40 ("Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 4") | V |
Wisconsin | Balanced Federal Budget | November 7, 2017 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 164, pp. S109-S110, POM-154 ("Assembly Joint Resolution No. 21") | V |
Alabama | Term Limits on Members of Congress | January 25, 2018 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 164, pp. S3759-S3760, POM-243 ("House Joint Resolution No. 23") | V |
Missouri | Term Limits on Members of Congress | May 17, 2018 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 164, p. S5422, POM-278 ("Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 40") | V |
Arkansas | Fiscal restraints on the federal government, limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government, and limiting the terms of office of federal officials, including members of Congress | February 14, 2019 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 165, pp. S5601-S5602, POM-138 and POM-139 ("Senate Joint Resolution No. 3") | V |
Utah | Fiscal restraints on the federal government, limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government, and limiting the terms of office of federal officials, including members of Congress | March 5, 2019 | "Senate Joint Resolution No. 9" | V |
Mississippi | Fiscal restraints on the federal government, limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government, and limiting the terms of office of federal officials—but specifically excluding the imposition of term limits upon members of Congress | March 27, 2019 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 165, p. S5447, POM-133 ("Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 596") | V |
West Virginia | Term Limits on Members of Congress | March 22, 2021 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 167, p. S4517, POM-18 ("House Concurrent Resolution No. 9") | V |
Oklahoma | Combination of: (1) Balanced Federal Budget; and (2) Fiscal restraints on the federal government, limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government, and limiting the terms of office of federal officials, including members of Congress (reprising 2016 joint resolution numbered as "Senate Joint Resolution No. 4" which was scheduled to expire on December 31, 2023) | April 20, 2021 | Cong. Rec., Vol. 167, pages S6839 through S6841, POM-85 and POM-86 ("Senate Joint Resolution No. 23") | V |
Missouri | Fiscal restraints on the federal government, limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government, and limiting the terms of office of federal officials, including members of Congress (reprising 2017 concurrent resolution likewise numbered as "Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 4" which was scheduled to expire on the fifth anniversary of its adoption—that being in 2022) | May 13, 2021 | Cong. Rec., Vol. 167, pp. S4770-S4771, POM-22 ("Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 4") | V |
Wisconsin | Fiscal restraints on the federal government, limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government, and limiting the terms of office of federal officials, including members of Congress | January 25, 2022 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 168, p. S4618, POM-219 ("Assembly Joint Resolution No. 9"—also known as "Enrolled Joint Resolution No. 9") | V |
Nebraska | Fiscal restraints on the federal government, limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government, and limiting the terms of office of federal officials, including members of Congress | January 28, 2022 | Cong. Rec., Vol. 168, pp. S1117-S1118, POM-114 ("Legislative Resolution No. 14") | V |
Wisconsin | Term Limits on Members of Congress | February 24, 2022 | Cong. Rec. Vol. 168, pp. S4616-S4617, POM-216 ("Senate Joint Resolution No. 102"—also known as "Enrolled Joint Resolution No. 18") | V |
West Virginia | Fiscal restraints on the federal government, limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government, and limiting the terms of office of federal officials, including members of Congress | March 4, 2022 | Cong. Rec., Vol. 168, pp. S2336-S2337, POM-136 ("House Concurrent Resolution No. 31") | V |
South Carolina | Fiscal restraints on the federal government, limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government, and limiting the terms of office of federal officials, including members of Congress | March 29, 2022 | Cong. Rec., Vol. 168, p. S3074, POM-155 ("H. 3205") | V |
Missouri | Term Limits on Members of Congress (reprising 2018 concurrent resolution numbered as "Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 40" which was scheduled to expire on the fifth anniversary of its adoption—that being in 2023) | May 10, 2022 | Cong. Rec., Vol. 168, p. S4043, POM-185 ("Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 25") | V |
Oklahoma | Term Limits on Members of Congress | April 20, 2023 | Cong. Rec., Vol. 169, p. S4755, POM-70 and POM-71 ("House Joint Resolution No. 1032") | V |
California | Regulation of Firearms; Raising Age to 21 | September 14, 2023 | Cong. Rec., Vol. 170, pp. S72-S73, POM-92 ("Senate Joint Resolution No. 7") | V |
Florida | Term Limits on Members of Congress | February 1, 2024 | ("House Concurrent Resolution No. 693") | V |
Florida | Balanced Federal Budget | February 1, 2024 | ("House Concurrent Resolution No. 703") | V |
Florida | Prohibit Congress from making any federal law applying to the general public that does not also equally apply to all U.S. Representatives, to all U.S. Senators, and to all other persons within the legislative branch of the federal government | March 4, 2024 | ("House Concurrent Resolution No. 7055") | V |
Florida | Grant to President of the United States Line-Item Veto Authority within Federal Appropriations Legislation | March 4, 2024 | ("House Concurrent Resolution No. 7057") | V |
Tennessee | Term Limits on Members of Congress | April 11, 2024 | Cong. Rec., Vol. 170, pp. S5188-S5189, POM-144 ("House Joint Resolution No. 5") | V |
Louisiana | Term Limits on Members of Congress | May 13, 2024 | ("Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 2") | V |
North Carolina | Term Limits on Members of Congress | December 2, 2024 | ("House Joint Resolution No. 151") | V |
South Dakota | Term Limits on Members of Congress | March 4, 2025 | (House Joint Resolution No. 5002") | V |
Indiana | Term Limits on Members of Congress | March 17, 2025 | ("Senate Joint Resolution No. 21") | V |
Counts by states
In 1929 Wisconsin presented a list of states having made applications for a convention exceeding the two-thirds requirement that was referred to the Senate Judiciary Committee, with no further action. In 2013 states began listing existing state applications when joining them.
Wisconsin 1929
In 1929 Wisconsin applied to Congress to perform their constitutional duty to call a convention, listing Alabama, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Delaware, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, and Wisconsin as states having made an application for a convention. There were 48 states in 1929, so 32 applications would be required to call a convention. 35 states were named.
Links to the text of applications by all states except California and North Carolina are provided in the table above. A reference to an application by California has been found in the Congressional Record and the text of an application by South Carolina is given in the table above. It may be that North Carolina was mistakenly included for South Carolina.
Three states, Missouri, Texas, and Wisconsin, had applied for a general convention. Eleven states listed had applied for a convention to prohibit polygamy (Delaware, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, Ohio, Oregon, South Dakota, Vermont, and Washington), plus South Carolina. Idaho had included the direct election of the President and Vice President with their request for direct election of Senators. Thus, 16 states clearly had outstanding applications.
Alabama and Georgia had outstanding issues from 1832 and 1833, making a less certain 18. Colorado, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Nevada, and Oklahoma would be added if we include class II requests for Direct Elections of Senators, for a total of 25.
The only known records for an application New York and Virginia are their ratification documents, before the Bill of Rights. New Jersey and Kentucky applied for a convention to prevent the Civil War, and class III applications for the Direct Election of Senators. Arkansas, Maine, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, and Utah only had documented class III applications for the Direct Election of Senators. California is most likely in this group. These ten states have applications that may have been mooted by amendments proposed by Congress.
Balanced budget
The balanced budget application of Ohio in 2013 through that of Arizona in 2017—except North Dakota—include a list of previous state applications for a balanced budget. Wisconsin's 2017 application also does not contain such a list. These lists mostly extend the previous lists, except possibly omitting state applications from the same legislative session.
Arizona has the most complete list, including Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Maryland, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah and West Virginia. This represents 29 states.
Applications for all of the states mentioned above can be found in the list. Additionally, rescinded applications can be found for Delaware, Idaho, Oregon and Virginia. In particular, Delaware is included in lists prior to their rescission in 2016, but not after.
Wyoming and Wisconsin have made recent applications not included by Arizona, while Maryland, Nevada, New Mexico, and Colorado have recently rescinded their applications. This suggests a current total of 27 states, seven short of the required 34.
Convention of States Resolution
The Convention of States Resolution includes fiscal restraints on the federal government, limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government, and limiting the terms of office of federal officials, including members of Congress.
A complete list of passed resolutions with vote summaries, filing dates, and related links can be found using the Convention of States website.
As of November 10, 2023, 19 of the 34 states needed have passed the resolution.
Wolf Pac Resolution
The Wolf Pac Resolution calls for regulation of election campaign donations and expenditures; end legal concept of "corporate personhood"; overturn 2010 U.S. Supreme Court decision in case of Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission. Rhode Island included a count of the states in their 2016 application.
Rhode Island has the most complete list, including the following five states: California, Illinois, New Jersey, Rhode Island and Vermont. All of these applications are included in the list, with no recent additions.
U.S. Term Limits
The U.S. Term Limits Resolution, campaigned for by US Term Limits, calls for a constitutional amendment limiting the terms of members of Congress. States passing applications are Florida in 2016, Alabama in 2018, Missouri in 2018 (reprised in 2022 to avert expiration), West Virginia in 2021, Wisconsin in 2022, Oklahoma in 2023, Tennessee in 2024, and Louisiana in 2024—for a total of eight states to date.
Paulsen style application counts
Michael Stokes Paulsen holds that the applications for a convention alone should govern the convention. Thus, this section contains counts of applications based on groupings not excluded by the applications themselves.
Counts including class IV, V, or VI applications would be limited to those with the same description and can be found by sorting the list by topic.
Class I and II applications
Indiana, Missouri, Ohio, Texas, and Wisconsin have outstanding applications for a convention to propose amendments, with no accompanying issue.
Alabama has a request for a convention limiting tariffs, and South Carolina one for clarification on Amendment X, each implying that other amendments may be considered.
Class I, II, and III Applications
24 more states have outstanding class III applications. These are Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Vermont, Virginia, and Washington.
This gives a total of 31 states with known class I, II, or III applications. Three more applications would meet the 2/3rds requirement to call a convention.
Brennan style application counts
Thomas E. Brennan holds that, in 1982, it was necessary, desirable, and feasible to hold a convention. He lists the following counts in the introduction to his claim:
- 450 applications through 1980, plus 25 more since 1980, gives 475 total applications.
- Applications from every state in the union (Hawaii's expired and did not call for a convention, 8 states have rescinded all applications, leaving 41).
- 36 states with more than six or more separate applications (Ten of those have since rescinded all or most of their applications, and five are not identified in the table above, but several states have five applications listed here).
See also
References
- "Office of the Clerk, U.S. House of Representatives". clerk.house.gov.
- "U.S. Congressional Documents". memory.loc.gov.
- "Congress.gov | Library of Congress". www.congress.gov.
- Judge Bruce Van Sickle and attorney Lynn Boughey M. (Fall 1990). "A Lawful and Peaceful Revolution: Article V and Congress' Present Duty to Call a Convention for Proposing Amendments". Hamline Law Review, Volume 14, p. 1.
- Parrott, Ed A.; Monroe, James (March 20, 1861). "Acts of the State of Ohio" (eBook). Google Books. Ohio. p. 181. Retrieved November 10, 2023.
JOINT RESOLUTION, [paragraph break] Relative to requesting congress to call a convention of the several states of the Union. [paragraph break] Resolved by the General Assembly of the State of Ohio, That this general assembly does hereby make application to congress to call a convention for proposing amendments to the constitution of the United States, pursuant to the fifth article thereof. [paragraph break] Resolved, That the governor of this state be requested to communicate the above resolution to the president of the United States, with the request that he lay the same before congress.
- "Alabama HJR112 | 2015 | Regular Session". LegiScan. Retrieved May 22, 2024.
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- "Bill Status Inquiry". apps.azleg.gov. Retrieved May 16, 2024.
- "hcr2010.pdf" (PDF). azleg.gov. Retrieved June 22, 2024.
- "HCR 3006 - Overview | North Dakota Legislative Branch". ndlegis.gov. Retrieved May 16, 2024.
- "HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 3006" (PDF). ndlegis.gov. Retrieved June 21, 2024.
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- "2017 Assembly Joint Resolution 21". docs.legis.wisconsin.gov. Retrieved May 16, 2024.
- "Wisconsin Legislature: AJR21: Joint Resolution Text". docs.legis.wisconsin.gov. Retrieved June 20, 2024.
- "SCR40 - Applies to Congress for the calling of an Article V convention of states to propose an amendment to the United States Constitution regarding term limits for members of Congress". www.senate.mo.gov. Retrieved May 14, 2024.
- Paulson, Michael "A General Theory of Article V: The Constitutional Lessons of the Twenty-Seventh Amendment". Yale Law Journal 103: 677.
- Brennan, Thomas E., "Return to Philadelphia: A Case for Calling of an Amendatory Convention Under Article 5 of the Federal Constitution,'"1 Cooley Law Review 1 (1982).
External links
- FoAVC Index to congressional records[usurped]
- FoAVC Tables of state applications[dead link]
- Colorado's procedurally-improper House Resolution No. 12-1003
- Friends of the Article V Convention
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This is a list of known applications made to the United States Congress by the state legislatures for a Convention to propose amendments to the United States Constitution under Article V of the Constitution which provides in pertinent part The Congress on the Application of the Legislatures of two thirds of the several States shall call a Convention for proposing Amendments which shall be valid to all Intents and Purposes as Part of this Constitution when ratified by the Legislatures of three fourths thereof or by Conventions in three fourths thereof as the one or the other Mode of Ratification may be proposed by the Congress A discussion on the history of this process can be found at Convention to propose amendments to the United States Constitution In particular theories as to the validity of rescission of applications may also be found there as well as in List of rescissions of Article V Convention applications All known applications are listed here noting if and when such an application was known to have been subsequently rescinded On January 6 2015 the United States House of Representatives began the process of cataloging applications submitted to the House by the state legislatures with the adoption of a new provision in the House s parliamentary rules of procedure Previously all documents related to Article V Convention applications were administratively processed as memorials and only summarized in the House s portion of the Congressional Record and then referred to the House s Judiciary Committee The Clerk of the House on that office s webpage has since listed some but not all applications and rescissions received by Congress lower chamber since 1960 As this list may so easily be subsequently removed by a mere change in House rules references to the actual Congressional Record are preferred In its portion of the Congressional Record the United States Senate by contrast typically publishes the entire verbatim text of a state legislature s application for an Article V Convention rather than to merely summarize the application s content Once published verbatim in the Record the Senate refers such memorials to its own Judiciary Committee The Congressional Record prior to 1876 is available through the Library of Congress and online since 1995 In 1990 Judge Bruce Van Sickle and attorney Lynn M Boughey compiled a list from the Congressional Record of state applications for an Article V Convention in the Hamline Law Review Photocopies of the relevant sections of the Congressional Record have are available through Friends of the Article V Convention FOAVC for the gap in the electronically available Congressional Record Van Sickle Boughey classificationIn A Lawful and Peaceful Revolution Van Sickle and Boughey define five classifications of applications Class I A call for a general convention with no motivating issue listed Class II A call for a general convention with a separate statement of proposed amendment or explicit statement that the convention may consider other amendments proposed by states Class III A call for a general convention tied to a proposed amendment Class IV A call for a convention with language aimed to limit the convention to the issue presented Class V A call for a convention with language to rescind the application from consideration for a convention if any other topic is to be covered The following is added to this list where the original text was not recorded in the Congressional Record Class A note of an application without the actual text The following is also added to this list Class VI A call for Congress to propose an amendment with no call for a convention Van Sickle and Boughey indicate which applications have been rescinded by their state by encasing these in parentheses and make no note of which applications have led to amendments proposed by Congress In the table below the classification of rescinded applications are stricken with the year of rescission given in parentheses and a link to the record of the rescission Those applications which led to amendments proposed by Congress are listed in parentheses List of state applications for an Article V conventionThis section may require cleanup to meet Wikipedia s quality standards The specific problem is The website foa5c org is broken and causes hundreds of URLs in this section to suffer link rot URLs for more recent Article V applications have been fixed but URLs for other applications should be replaced possibly with Wayback Machine equivalents and or with URLs accessible from https clerk house gov SelectedMemorial Please help improve this section if you can July 2024 Learn how and when to remove this message Although the table below has sortable columns applications are initially arranged by date approved by the state legislature or by date of entry into the Congressional Record Application classes are encased in parentheses if Congress presented an amendment on the topic given and stricken if the state legislature has subsequently rescinded its application All descriptions with six or more states have identical amendment text unless specified As of March 2025 only the Hawaii State Legislature has never approved an Article V convention application through both its upper chamber and its lower chamber during the same legislative session State applications for an Article V convention and rescissions thereof State Issue Topic Date of approval by state s legislature Receipt by Congress Application classification or year of application s rescission Virginia Bill of Rights November 14 1788 AC V 1 258 259 II 2004 New York Bill of Rights February 5 1789 AC V 1 282 Text II Georgia Clarify Amendment X December 12 1832 J HR V22 2 270 271 II 2004 South Carolina Clarify Amendment X December 19 1832 J HR V22 2 219 220 II 2004 Alabama Limitation on Tariffs January 12 1833 J HR V22 2 361 362 II Indiana General and Unlimited Article V Convention March 13 1861 CG V 37 S 1465 6 I Ohio General and Unlimited Article V Convention March 20 1861 1861 Ohio Laws 181 I New Jersey Final Resolution for Slavery February 1 1861 CG V 36 2 p 681 II Kentucky Final Resolution for Slavery February 5 1861 CG V 36 2 p 773 II Illinois Final Resolution for Slavery February 28 1861 CG V 36 2 p 1270 Nebraska Direct Election of Senators Other April 14 1893 1893 Neb Laws 466 7 III Texas General and Unlimited Article V Convention June 5 1899 Cong Rec Vol 33 p 219 Concurrent resolution S C R No 4 II 2017 TX 85th Legislature SJR 38 Minnesota Direct Election of Senators Other February 13 1901 CR V 34 p 2561 dead link III Pennsylvania Direct Election of Senators II February 13 1901 CR V 45 p 7118 dead link III Idaho Direct Election of President Vice President and Senators February 14 1901 CR V 45 p 7114 dead link III 1999 dead link Montana Direct Election of Senators II Direct Election of Senators II February 21 1901 January 31 1905 CR V 35 p 208 dead link CR V 39 p 2447 dead link III 2007 dead link III 2007 dead link Oregon Direct Election of Senators Other Direct Election of Senators I Direct Election of Senators Other February 23 1901 March 10 1903 January 26 1909 CR V 35 p 117 dead link CR V 45 p 7118 dead link CR V 43 p 2025 dead link III 2000 dead link III 2000 dead link III 2000 dead link Tennessee Direct Election of Senators II Direct Election of Senators Other March 27 1901 March 14 1905 CR V 35 p 2344 dead link CR V 45 p 7119 dead link III 2010 III Colorado Direct Election of Senators I April 1 1901 CR V 45 p 7113 dead link II Michigan Direct Election of Senators Other April 9 1901 CR V 35 p 117 dead link III Texas Direct Election of Senators I April 17 1901 CR V 45 p 7119 dead link II Arkansas Direct Election of Senators Other April 25 1901 CR V 45 p 7113 dead link III Kentucky Direct Election of Senators II February 10 1902 CR V 45 p 7115 dead link III Illinois Direct Election of Senators I Direct Election of Senators Other February 10 1903 May 23 1907 CR V 45 p 7114 dead link CR V 42 p 164 dead link II III Nevada Direct Election of Senators II February 25 1903 CR V 37 p 24 dead link III Utah Direct Election of Senators I March 12 1903 CR V 45 p 7119 dead link III 2001 dead link Washington Direct Election of Senators Other March 12 1903 CR V 45 p 7119 dead link II Nebraska Direct Election of Senators I March 25 1903 CR V 45 p 7116 7 dead link III Iowa Direct Election of Senators I March 24 1904 CR V 38 p 4959 dead link III Missouri Direct Election of Senators II March 18 1905 CR V 40 p 1905 dead link III South Dakota Direct Election of Senators Other Direct Election of Senators I February 2 1907 February 9 1909 CR V 41 p 1907 dead link CR V 43 p 2667 2668 dead link III III Delaware Anti Polygamy February 11 1907 CR V 41 p 3011 dead link III 2016 dead link Missouri General and Unlimited Article V Convention March 6 1907 CR V 45 p 7116 dead link I Indiana Direct Election of Senators Other March 11 1907 CR V 45 p 7114 dead link II Iowa Direct Election of Senators Other March 12 1907 CR V 45 p 7114 5 dead link II Nevada Direct Election of Senators I March 23 1907 CR V 42 p 163 dead link II New Jersey Direct Election of Senators I May 28 1907 CR V 42 p 164 dead link III Louisiana Direct Election of Senators Other November 25 1907 CR V 42 p 5906 dead link II 1990 dead link Oklahoma Direct Election of Senators Other January 20 1908 CR V 45 p 7117 8 dead link II 2009 South Dakota Anti Polygamy February 6 1909 CR V 43 p 2670 dead link III Kansas Direct Election of Senators I March 6 1909 CR V 45 p 7115 dead link II Wisconsin Direct Election of Senators I May 31 1910 CR V 45 p 7119 20 dead link III Washington Anti Polygamy September 1 1910 CR V 46 p 651 dead link III Montana Direct Election of Senators Other January 20 1911 CR V 46 p 2411 dead link II 2007 dead link Maine Direct Election of Senators Other February 22 1911 Cong Rec Vol 46 p 4280 Joint resolution dead link III Tennessee Anti Polygamy February 17 1911 Cong Rec Vol 47 p 187 Senate joint resolution 43 dead link III 2010 Montana Anti Polygamy March 1 1911 Cong Rec Vol 47 pp 98 99 House joint memorial 7 dead link remainder of text p 99 dead link III 2007 dead link Nebraska Anti Polygamy March 14 1911 Cong Rec Vol 47 p 99 Joint resolution by House and Senate of Nebraska Legislature dead link III Ohio Anti Polygamy March 15 1911 Cong Rec Vol 47 pp 660 661 House joint resolution 13 dead link remainder of text p 661 dead link III Illinois Prevent and Suppress Monopolies May 11 1911 Cong Rec Vol 47 p 1298 House joint resolution 9 dead link III Wisconsin General and Unlimited Article V Convention June 12 1911 Cong Rec Vol 47 p 1873 Joint resolution J Res 15 S dead link I California Direct Election of Senators I June 13 1911 CR V 47 p 2000 dead link Vermont Anti Polygamy December 18 1912 Cong Rec Vol 49 p 1433 Joint resolution dead link III Illinois Anti Polygamy March 12 1913 Cong Rec Vol 50 pp 120 121 Senate joint resolution 12 dead link remainder of text p 121 dead link III Oregon Anti Polygamy January 20 1913 Cong Rec Vol 49 p 2463 Senate joint resolution 2 dead link III 2000 dead link Wisconsin Anti Polygamy March 26 1913 Cong Rec Vol 50 pp 42 43 No number or resolution type is given for this resolution dead link remainder of text p 43 dead link See also Cong Rec Vol 50 p 116 dead link III Missouri Supreme Court Jurisdiction April 15 1913 Cong Rec Vol 50 p 2428 House joint and concurrent resolution 23 dead link III Michigan Anti Polygamy July 2 1913 Cong Rec Vol 50 p 2290 House resolution No 120 dead link III South Carolina Anti Polygamy February 15 1915 Cong Rec Vol 53 p 2442 Concurrent resolution dead link III 2004 Louisiana Mode of Amendment Other January 12 1920 CR V 60 p 31 dead link 1990 dead link Nevada Anti Prohibition December 7 1925 CR V 67 p 458 dead link Wisconsin Direct Election of President and VP December 7 1925 CR V 67 p 458 dead link Wisconsin General and Unlimited Article V Convention June 10 1929 Cong Rec Vol 71 p 2590 Senate Joint Resolution 65 dead link Wisconsin Article V Requirements Already Met for Convention Call September 4 1929 Cong Rec Vol 71 p 3369 Senate Joint Resolution 83 dead link Wisconsin Article V Requirements Already Met for Convention Call September 23 1929 Cong Rec Vol 71 p 3856 Joint Resolution No 83 S dead link Massachusetts Anti Prohibition March 13 1931 Cong Rec Vol 75 p 45 Resolutions dead link III New York Anti Prohibition December 8 1931 Cong Rec Vol 75 p 48 Assembly 4 dead link IV Wisconsin Anti Prohibition December 8 1931 Cong Rec Vol 75 p 57 Joint resolution dead link III New Jersey Anti Prohibition February 1 1932 Cong Rec Vol 75 p 3299 Joint Resolution 1 dead link III California Tax on Government Securities July 9 1935 Cong Rec Vol 79 p 10814 Senate joint resolution dead link III California Federal Labor Laws July 9 1935 Cong Rec Vol 79 p 10814 Senate Joint Resolution 23 dead link III Oregon General Welfare Act of 1937 Townsend National Recovery Plan February 1 1939 Cong Rec Vol 84 p 985 House Joint Memorial 1 dead link III 2000 dead link Wyoming Income Tax Limit II March 8 1939 Cong Rec Vol 84 pp 2509 2510 House Joint Memorial 4 dead link remainder of text p 2510 dead link III 2009 Maryland Income Tax Limit II March 27 1939 Cong Rec Vol 84 p 3320 House resolution appearing to have been approved only by the Maryland House of Delegates and NOT at all by the Maryland Senate dead link III Rhode Island Income Tax Limit I March 26 1940 Cong Rec Vol 86 p 3407 Resolution dead link III Iowa Income Tax Limit II April 18 1941 Cong Rec Vol 87 p 3172 House Concurrent Resolution 15 dead link III Maine Income Tax Limit I April 17 1941 Cong Rec Vol 87 pp 3370 3371 Resolution dead link remainder of text p 3371 dead link III 1953 dead link Massachusetts Income Tax Limit I April 29 1941 Cong Rec Vol 87 pp 3812 3813 Resolutions dead link remainder of text p 3813 dead link III 1952 dead link Michigan Income Tax Limit I May 16 1941 Cong Rec Vol 87 p 4537 Senate Concurrent Resolution 20 dead link III Iowa Presidential Term Limits March 26 1943 Cong Rec Vol 89 p 2516 House Concurrent Resolution 26 dead link III Illinois Presidential Term Limits March 26 1943 Cong Rec Vol 89 pp 2516 2517 Senate Joint Resolution 8 dead link remainder of text p 2517 dead link III Michigan Presidential Term Limits April 6 1943 Cong Rec Vol 89 p 2944 Senate Concurrent Resolution 24 dead link III New Hampshire Income Tax II April 29 1943 Cong Rec Vol 89 pp 3761 3762 A concurrent resolution dead link remainder of text p 3762 dead link III 2010 Delaware Income Tax Limit I May 3 1943 Cong Rec Vol 89 p 4017 Senate Concurrent Resolution 6 dead link III 2016 dead link Illinois Income Tax Limit II May 26 1943 Cong Rec Vol 98 pp 742 743 HJR 32 dead link remainder of text p 743 dead link III 1952 dead link Pennsylvania Limited Funding Mandates Various May 27 1943 Cong Rec Vol 89 p 8220 Joint resolution dead link III Pennsylvania Income Tax Limit II May 27 1943 CR V 89 pp 8220 8221 House Concurrent resolution No 50 dead link III Alabama Income Tax Limit I July 8 1943 Cong Rec Vol 89 pp 7523 7524 House Joint Resolution 66 dead link remainder of text p 7524 dead link III Wisconsin Income Tax Limit I September 14 1943 Cong Rec Vol 89 p 7524 Assembly Joint Resolution 55 dead link III Wisconsin Presidential Term Limits September 14 1943 Cong Rec Vol 89 p 7525 Joint Resolution No 38 A dead link III Kentucky Income Tax Limit I March 20 1944 Cong Rec Vol 90 pp 4040 4041 House Resolution 79 dead link remainder of text p 4041 dead link III 1951 dead link New Jersey Income Tax Limit I February 25 1944 CR V 90 p 6141 dead link III 1954 dead link California World Federation April 14 1949 Cong Rec Vol 95 pp 4568 4569 Assembly Joint Resolution 26 dead link remainder of text p 4569 dead link IV New Jersey World Federation April 14 1949 Cong Rec Vol 95 p 4571 Assembly Concurrent Resolution 17 dead link IV North Carolina World Federation April 20 1949 Cong Rec Vol 95 pp 6587 6588 Resolution 37 dead link remainder of text p 6588 dead link IV 1953 Michigan Revenue Sharing II May 5 1949 Cong Rec Vol 95 pp 5628 5629 HCR 26 dead link remainder of text p 5629 dead link IV Florida World Federation May 16 1949 Cong Rec Vol 95 p 7000 Senate Memorial 282 dead link III 2010 Nebraska Revenue Sharing II May 25 1949 Cong Rec Vol 95 pp 7893 7894 Legislative Resolution 32 dead link remainder of text p 7894 dead link IV 1953 dead link Connecticut World Federation June 1 1949 Cong Rec Vol 95 p 7689 Joint Resolution dead link IV Kansas Income Tax Limit I March 28 1951 Cong Rec Vol 97 p 2936 SCR 4 dead link III Iowa Revenue Sharing II April 17 1951 Cong Rec Vol 97 pp 3939 3940 SCR 11 dead link remainder of text p 3940 dead link IV Florida Income Tax Limit I May 10 1951 Cong Rec Vol 97 pp 5155 5156 SCR 206 dead link remainder of text p 5156 dead link III 2010 Maine Revenue Sharing II June 4 1951 Cong Rec Vol 97 pp 6033 6034 Joint Resolution dead link remainder of text p 6034 dead link IV New Hampshire Revenue Sharing II August 28 1951 Cong Rec Vol 97 pp 10716 10717 Concurrent Resolution dead link remainder of text p 10717 dead link IV 2010 Arkansas Income Tax Limit II February 4 1952 Cong Rec Vol 98 p 742 SCR 10 dead link III Utah Income Tax Limit I February 11 1952 Cong Rec Vol 98 p 947 Joint Resolution dead link III 2001 dead link New Mexico Revenue Sharing II February 11 1952 Cong Rec Vol 98 pp 947 948 HJR 12 dead link p 948 dead link IV Georgia Limited Treaty Powers Various January 29 1952 CR V 98 p 1057 dead link III 2004 dead link Georgia Income Tax Limit I February 6 1952 CR V 98 p 1057 dead link III 2004 dead link Indiana Income Tax Limit II Income Tax Limit II February 18 1952 March 12 1957 Cong Rec Vol 98 pp 1056 1057 HCR 10 dead link remainder of text p 1057 dead link Cong Rec Vol 103 pp 6474 6475 House Enrolled Concurrent Resolution 8 dead link remainder of text p 6475 dead link III III Virginia Income Tax Limit I February 21 1952 Cong Rec Vol 98 p 1496 HJR 32 dead link III 2004 California Motor Vehicle Tax Distribution April 16 1952 Cong Rec Vol 98 pp 4003 4004 AJR 8 dead link remainder of text p 4004 dead link III Louisiana Income Tax Limit I January 13 1953 Cong Rec Vol 99 p 320 Concurrent resolution dead link remainder of text p 321 dead link III 1954 dead link South Dakota Mode of Amendment Other Mode of Amendment by 12 States Mode of Amendment Identical Text March 5 1953 February 15 1955 March 2 1963 Cong Rec Vol 99 pp 9180 9181 SJR 4 dead link remainder of text p 9181 dead link Cong Rec Vol 101 pp 2861 2862 SJR 5 dead link remainder of text p 2862 dead link Cong Rec Vol 109 pp 14638 14639 SJR 1 dead link remainder of text p 14639 dead link IV 2010 IV 2010 III 2010 Illinois Mode of Amendment Other Mode of Amendment Identical Text June 25 1953 March 5 1963 Cong Rec Vol 99 p 9864 HJR 37 dead link Cong Rec Vol 109 p 3788 SJR 4 dead link IV III Georgia School Management States Right School Management States Right School Management States Right January 31 1955 February 5 1959 March 4 1965 Cong Rec Vol 101 p 1532 Resolution dead link Cong Rec Vol 105 p 1834 HR 99 dead link Cong Rec Vol 111 p 5817 HR 128 212 dead link III 2004 dead link III 2004 dead link III 2004 dead link Texas Mode of Amendment by 12 States Mode of Amendment Identical Text March 14 1955 April 4 1963 Cong Rec Vol 101 pp 2770 2771 SCR 15 dead link remainder of text p 2771 dead link Cong Rec Vol 109 p 11852 HCR 21 dead link III 2017 TX 85th Legislature SJR 38 IV 2017 TX 85th Legislature SJR 38 Oklahoma Income Tax Limit Other May 23 1955 Cong Rec Vol 101 pp 8397 8398 SJR 15 dead link remainder of text p 8398 referred to the Committee on Finance rather than to the Committee on the Judiciary dead link III 2009 Michigan Mode of Amendment by 12 States April 4 1956 Cong Rec Vol 102 pp 7240 7241 HCR 8 dead link remainder of text p 7241 dead link IV Idaho Mode of Amendment by 12 States April 1 1957 Cong Rec Vol 103 pp 4831 4832 HCR 6 dead link remainder of text p 4832 dead link IV 1999 dead link Indiana Mode of Amendment by 12 States March 12 1957 Cong Rec Vol 103 pp 6471 6472 House Enrolled Concurrent Resolution 2 dead link remainder of text p 6472 dead link IV Indiana Limited Treaty Powers Various March 12 1957 Cong Rec Vol 103 pp 6472 6473 House Enrolled Concurrent Resolution 4 dead link remainder of text p 6473 dead link III Indiana Proportional Electoral College Other March 12 1957 Cong Rec Vol 103 pp 6473 6474 House Enrolled Concurrent Resolution 7 dead link remainder of text p 6474 dead link III Indiana Repeal of Constitution s 16th Amendment March 12 1957 Cong Rec Vol 103 pp 6474 6475 House Enrolled Concurrent Resolution 8 dead link remainder of text p 6475 dead link III Indiana Balanced Budget Other Balanced Budget Other March 12 1957 January 26 1976 Cong Rec Vol 103 pp 6475 6476 House Enrolled Concurrent Resolution 9 dead link remainder of text p 6476 dead link Cong Rec Vol 122 p 931 Concurrent Resolution dead link III III Florida Supreme Court Review Other June 5 1957 Cong Rec Vol 103 p 12787 SCR 116 dead link III 2010 Alabama Judicial Term Limits June 25 1957 Cong Rec Vol 103 p 10863 SJR 47 dead link III Connecticut Prohibit Interstate Income Tax May 6 1958 Cong Rec Vol 104 pp 8085 8086 SJR 9 dead link remainder of text p 8086 dead link III Alabama Limited Federal Preemption January 1 1959 Cong Rec Vol 105 p 3083 SJR 2 dead link III Wyoming Limit Federal Powers February 26 1959 Cong Rec Vol 105 pp 3085 3086 Enrolled Joint Resolution 2 dead link remainder of text p 3086 dead link III 2009 Arkansas Validity of 14th Amendment March 18 1959 Cong Rec Vol 105 p 4398 HCR 24 dead link III Nevada Limit Federal Powers March 11 1960 Cong Rec Vol 106 p 10749 SJR 7 dead link III Louisiana Limit Federal Powers June 11 1960 Cong Rec Vol 106 p 14401 HCR 22 dead link III 1990 dead link Arkansas Supreme Court Review Other February 2 1961 Cong Rec Vol 107 p 2154 HCR 14 dead link III Wyoming Balanced Budget Other Balanced Budget Emergency February 21 1961 February 8 1979 Cong Rec Vol 107 p 2759 Enrolled Joint Resolution 4 dead link CR V 125 p 2116 dead link III 2009 IV 2009 Georgia Supreme Court Review Other March 9 1961 Cong Rec Vol 107 p 4715 SR 39 dead link III 2004 dead link South Carolina Limit Federal Powers March 11 1962 Cong Rec Vol 108 p 5051 Concurrent Resolution dead link III 2004 Oklahoma Mode of Amendment Identical Text January 21 1963 Cong Rec Vol 109 p 1172 Enrolled Senate Concurrent Resolution 2 dead link III 2009 Oklahoma Apportionment of Legislature I January 21 1963 Cong Rec Vol 109 pp 1172 1173 Enrolled Senate Concurrent Resolution 3 dead link remainder of text p 1173 dead link III 2009 Kansas Mode of Amendment Identical Text January 31 1963 Cong Rec Vol 109 p 2769 SCR 3 dead link III 1970 dead link Kansas Apportionment of Legislature I January 31 1963 Cong Rec Vol 109 p 2769 SCR 4 dead link III 1970 dead link Florida Supreme Court Review Court of the Union February 5 1963 Cong Rec Vol 109 pp 2071 2072 Senate Memorial 12 X 63 dead link remainder of text p 2072 dead link III 2010 Florida Mode of Amendment Identical Text February 5 1963 Cong Rec Vol 109 p 2072 Senate Memorial 13 X 63 dead link III 2010 Idaho Apportionment of Legislature I Apportionment of Legislature II February 14 1963 January 26 1965 Cong Rec Vol 109 p 2281 SJM 4 dead link Cong Rec Vol 111 p 1229 SJM 1 dead link III 1999 dead link III 1999 dead link Arkansas Mode of Amendment Identical Text February 21 1963 Cong Rec Vol 109 p 2768 HJR 2 dead link III Arkansas Supreme Court Review Court of the Union February 21 1963 Cong Rec Vol 109 pp 2768 2769 HJR 3 dead link remainder of text p 2769 dead link III Arkansas Apportionment of Legislature I Apportionment of Legislature II February 21 1963 April 5 1965 Cong Rec Vol 109 p 2769 HJR 4 dead link Cong Rec Vol 111 pp 6917 6918 SJR 1 dead link remainder of text p 6918 dead link III III Arkansas Proportional Electoral College Other February 21 1963 Cong Rec Vol 109 p 2769 HJR 12 dead link III South Dakota Proportional Electoral College Other March 11 1963 CR V 109 p 3982 dead link Montana Apportionment of Legislature I Apportionment of Legislature II March 11 1963 February 17 1965 Cong Rec Vol 109 p 3854 SJR 15 dead link Cong Rec Vol 111 p 2777 A Joint Resolution dead link III 2007 dead link III 2007 dead link Idaho Balanced Budget Other March 11 1963 Cong Rec Vol 109 p 3855 SJM 9 dead link III 1999 dead link Montana Proportional Electoral College I March 25 1963 Cong Rec Vol 109 p 4469 HJR 13 dead link III 2007 dead link Wyoming Supreme Court Review Court of the Union February 14 1963 Cong Rec Vol 109 pp 4778 4779 Enrolled Joint Resolution 2 dead link remainder of text p 4779 dead link III 2009 Wyoming Apportionment of Legislature I February 9 1963 Cong Rec Vol 109 p 4779 Enrolled Joint Memorial 14 dead link III 2009 Wyoming Mode of Amendment Identical Text February 15 1963 Cong Rec Vol 109 p 4779 Enrolled Joint Memorial 15 dead link III 2009 Alabama Supreme Court Review Court of the Union March 13 1963 Cong Rec Vol 109 p 5250 HJR 13 dead link III Washington Apportionment of Legislature I March 30 1963 Cong Rec Vol 109 p 5867 HJM 1 dead link III Missouri Apportionment of Legislature I Apportionment of Legislature II April 8 1963 February 22 1965 Cong Rec Vol 109 p 5868 HCR 4 dead link Cong Rec Vol 111 p 3304 HCR 2 dead link III III Missouri Mode of Amendment Identical Text April 8 1963 Cong Rec Vol 109 p 5868 HCR 5 dead link III Utah Proportional Electoral College I April 8 1963 Cong Rec Vol 109 p 5947 HCR 1 dead link III 2001 dead link Colorado Proportional Electoral College I April 11 1963 Cong Rec Vol 109 p 6659 HJM 4 dead link III Colorado Income Tax Limit Other April 25 1963 Cong Rec Vol 109 p 7060 SJM 9 dead link III Nevada Apportionment of Legislature I February 12 1963 February 17 1965 Cong Rec Vol 109 p 9942 SJR 2 dead link III South Carolina Apportionment of Legislature I Apportionment of Legislature II June 10 1963 February 18 1965 Cong Rec Vol 109 p 10441 House Concurrent Resolution dead link Cong Rec Vol 111 p 3304 Concurrent Resolution dead link III 2004 South Carolina Apportionment of Legislature I June 10 1963 Cong Rec Vol 109 p 10442 SCR 149 dead link III 2004 South Carolina Mode of Amendment Identical Text June 10 1963 Cong Rec Vol 109 p 10441 House Concurrent Resolution dead link III 2004 South Carolina Mode of Amendment Identical Text June 10 1963 Cong Rec Vol 109 p 10442 SCR 148 dead link III 2004 South Carolina Supreme Court Review Court of the Union June 10 1963 Cong Rec Vol 109 pp 10441 10442 House Concurrent Resolution dead link remainder of text p 10442 dead link III 2004 South Carolina Supreme Court Review Court of the Union June 10 1963 Cong Rec Vol 109 pp 10442 10443 SCR 147 dead link remainder of text p 10443 dead link III 2004 Texas Apportionment of Legislature I Apportionment of Legislature II April 4 1963 July 26 1965 Cong Rec Vol 109 p 11852 HCR 22 dead link Cong Rec Vol 111 p 18171 SCR 24 dead link II 2017 TX 85th Legislature SJR 38 II 2017 TX 85th Legislature SJR 38 Texas Proportional Electoral College I May 22 1963 Cong Rec Vol 109 pp 11852 11853 HCR 29 dead link remainder of text p 11853 dead link II 2017 TX 85th Legislature SJR 38 South Dakota Apportionment of Legislature I Apportionment of Legislature II March 2 1963 March 1 1965 Cong Rec Vol 109 p 14639 SJR 2 dead link Cong Rec Vol 111 pp 3722 3723 Joint resolution dead link remainder of text p 3723 dead link III 2010 III Wisconsin Proportional Electoral College I March 2 1963 Cong Rec Vol 109 p 14808 Resolution Number Not Provided dead link III Virginia Apportionment of Legislature I Apportionment of Legislature II March 15 1964 December 3 1964 Cong Rec Vol 110 p 5659 HJR 90 dead link Cong Rec Vol 111 pp 880 881 HJR 6 dead link remainder of text p 881 dead link III III 2004 Massachusetts School Management Other March 18 1964 Cong Rec Vol 110 p 7616 Unnumbered resolution appearing to have been approved only by the Massachusetts House of Representatives and NOT at all by the Massachusetts Senate dead link III Massachusetts Senior Pensions April 23 1964 Cong Rec Vol 110 p 9875 Unnumbered resolution dead link III Virginia Mode of Amendment Identical Text December 3 1964 Cong Rec Vol 111 p 880 HJR 5 dead link III 2004 Louisiana School Management States Right January 6 1965 Cong Rec Vol 111 pp 164 165 SCR 3 dead link remainder of text p 165 dead link III 1990 dead link Arizona Apportionment of Legislature II February 18 1965 Cong Rec Vol 111 p 3061 HCM 1 dead link III 2003 dead link Kansas Apportionment of Legislature II January 27 1965 Cong Rec Vol 111 pp 3061 3062 SCR 1 dead link remainder of text p 3062 dead link III 1970 dead link South Carolina School Management States Right February 18 1965 CR V 111 p 3304 dead link III 2004 Utah Apportionment of Legislature II March 8 1965 CR V 111 p 4320 dead link III 2001 dead link Maryland Apportionment of Legislature II March 25 1965 Cong Rec Vol 111 p 5820 SJR 1 dead link III North Carolina Apportionment of Legislature II May 17 1965 Cong Rec Vol 111 p 10673 Resolution 60 dead link III 1969 Not Joint dead link Minnesota Apportionment of Legislature II May 17 1965 Cong Rec Vol 111 p 10673 Resolution 5 dead link III Oklahoma Proportional Electoral College I May 12 1965 Cong Rec Vol 111 p 11488 SCR 35 dead link also found at Cong Rec Vol 111 pp 11802 11803 Enrolled Senate Concurrent Resolution No 35 dead link remainder of text p 11803 dead link III 2009 Louisiana Apportionment of Legislature II June 1 1965 Cong Rec Vol 111 p 12110 SCR 25 dead link III 1990 dead link New Hampshire Apportionment of Legislature II June 8 1965 CR V 111 p 12853 dead link III 2010 Illinois Revenue Sharing Other June 9 1965 CR V 111 p 14144 dead link III Florida Apportionment of Legislature II June 22 1965 Cong Rec Vol 111 p 14308 HM 2433 dead link III 2010 Mississippi Apportionment of Legislature II July 7 1965 Cong Rec Vol 111 p 15769 S Con Res 101 dead link III Mississippi School Management States Right July 7 1965 Cong Rec Vol 111 pp 15769 15770 S Con Res 102 dead link remainder of text p 15770 dead link III Mississippi Anti Subversion July 7 1965 Cong Rec Vol 111 p 15770 H Con Res 14 dead link III Illinois Apportionment of Legislature II Apportionment of Legislature Other June 22 1965 March 13 1967 Cong Rec Vol 111 p 19379 Senate Resolution No 52 and unicameral not likewise approved by Illinois House of Representatives dead link Cong Rec Vol 113 p 8004 HJR 32 dead link III 1969 Not Joint III dead link Nebraska Proportional Electoral College I August 10 1965 CR V 111 p 19775 dead link III Nebraska Apportionment of Legislature I September 22 1965 Cong Rec Vol 111 p 24723 Legislative Resolution dead link III Ohio Revenue Sharing Other September 28 1965 Cong Rec Vol 111 p 25237 SJR 16 dead link III Kentucky Apportionment of Legislature II October 6 1965 Cong Rec Vol 111 pp 26073 26074 Senate Concurrent Resolution 8 dead link remainder of text p 26074 dead link III Alabama Apportionment of Legislature II January 14 1966 Cong Rec Vol 112 pp 200 201 SJR 3 dead link remainder of text p 201 dead link III New Mexico Apportionment of Legislature II January 14 1966 Cong Rec Vol 112 p 199 SJR 2 dead link III Tennessee Apportionment of Legislature II January 14 1966 Cong Rec Vol 112 p 199 200 HJR 34 dead link remainder of text p 200 dead link III 2010 Illinois Apportionment of Legislature Other March 13 1967 Cong Rec Vol 113 p 8004 HJR 32 dead link III Indiana Apportionment of Legislature II March 13 1967 Cong Rec Vol 113 p 6384 House Enrolled Concurrent Resolution No 58 dead link III Alabama Revenue Sharing Other April 19 1967 Cong Rec Vol 113 pp 10117 10118 Resolution No 11 dead link remainder of text p 10118 dead link III North Dakota Apportionment of Legislature Other April 28 1967 Cong Rec Vol 113 p 11175 HCR I 1 dead link III 2001 dead link Georgia Revenue Sharing Other May 4 1967 Cong Rec Vol 113 pp 11743 11744 Resolution 96 dead link remainder of text p 11744 dead link III 2004 dead link Texas Revenue Sharing Other June 28 1967 Cong Rec Vol 113 p 17634 SCR 12 dead link III 2017 TX 85th Legislature SJR 38 Illinois Revenue Sharing Other June 28 1967 Cong Rec Vol 113 p 17634 17635 SJR 63 dead link remainder of text p 17635 dead link III 1969 Not Joint dead link Iowa Apportionment of Legislature Other May 13 1969 Cong Rec Vol 115 p 12249 SCR 13 dead link III Florida Revenue Sharing Other September 3 1969 Cong Rec Vol 115 p 24116 SM 397 dead link III 2010 New Hampshire Revenue Sharing I December 1 1969 Cong Rec Vol 115 p 36153 36154 Concurrent resolution dead link remainder of text p 36154 dead link III 2010 Mississippi School Management Other School Management No Assignment March 5 1970 March 15 1973 Cong Rec Vol 113 p 6097 SCR 514 dead link Cong Rec Vol 119 p 8089 HCR 55 dead link III IV Louisiana Anti Subversion June 22 1970 Cong Rec Vol 116 pp 20672 20673 HCR 4 A dead link remainder of text p 20673 dead link III 1990 dead link Louisiana Income Tax Limit Other July 7 1970 Cong Rec Vol 116 p 22906 SCR 25 dead link III 1990 dead link Louisiana Revenue Sharing Other July 10 1970 Cong Rec Vol 116 p 23765 HCR 270 dead link III 1990 dead link New Jersey Revenue Sharing I December 16 1970 Cong Rec Vol 116 p 41879 SCR 77 dead link IV West Virginia Revenue Sharing I January 26 1971 Cong Rec Vol 117 pp 541 542 HCR 9 dead link remainder of text p 542 dead link IV Massachusetts Revenue Sharing I March 4 1971 Cong Rec Vol 117 p 5020 Unnumbered resolution dead link IV South Dakota Revenue Sharing I March 8 1971 Cong Rec Vol 117 p 5303 HJR 503 dead link IV North Dakota Revenue Sharing I April 26 1971 Cong Rec Vol 117 p 11841 SCR 4013 dead link IV 2001 dead link Louisiana Revenue Sharing I June 15 1971 Cong Rec Vol 117 pp 19801 19802 SCR 138 dead link remainder of text p 19802 dead link IV 1990 dead link Ohio Revenue Sharing I June 28 1971 Cong Rec Vol 117 p 22280 Joint Resolution dead link IV Delaware Revenue Sharing I February 18 1971 CR V 117 p 3175 dead link 2016 dead link Oregon Revenue Sharing I May 24 1971 CR V 117 p 16574 dead link Massachusetts School Management Other School Management Other September 8 1971 March 28 1973 Cong Rec Vol 117 p 30905 Unnumbered resolution dead link CR Vol 119 pp 12408 12409 Unnumbered resolution dead link remainder of text p 12409 dead link IV IV Michigan School Management No Assignment November 16 1971 CR V 117 pp 41598 41599 SCR 172 Printed in Extensions of Remarks portion of Congressional Record dead link remainder of text p 41599 dead link IV Iowa Revenue Sharing I March 2 1972 Cong Rec Vol 118 pp 6501 6502 HJR 1 dead link remainder of text p 6502 dead link IV Florida Senate Control of Presiding Officer April 4 1972 Cong Rec Vol 118 p 11444 SM 227 dead link IV 2010 Arizona School Management Prayer April 4 1972 Cong Rec Vol 118 p 11445 HCR 2009 dead link III 2003 dead link Tennessee School management No Assignment May 8 1972 CR V 118 p 16214 dead link 2010 New York School Management Other October 2 1972 Cong Rec Vol 118 pp 33047 33048 Joint Resolution No 7 dead link remainder of text p 33048 dead link IV Virginia Balanced Federal Budget March 15 1973 March 10 1975 March 29 1976 Cong Rec Vol 119 p 8091 HJR 75 dead link CR Vol 121 p 5793 SJR 107 dead link CR Vol 122 pp 8335 8336 SJR 36 dead link remainder of text p 8336 dead link gt IV III IV 2004 Mississippi Prayer in Public Buildings March 20 1973 Cong Rec Vol 119 p 8689 HCR 14 dead link IV Virginia School management No Assignment April 3 1973 CR V 119 p 10675 dead link 2004 New Jersey School Management Other April 9 1973 CR V 119 p 11446 dead link Texas School Management No Assignment April 10 1973 Cong Rec Vol 119 p 11515 House Concurrent Resolution dead link IV 2017 TX 85th Legislature SJR 38 Oklahoma School Management No Assignment April 25 1973 Cong Rec Vol 119 p 14428 HCR 1026 dead link III 2009 Maryland School Management Other May 7 1973 CR V 119 p 14421 dead link Nevada School Management No Assignment May 29 1973 Cong Rec Vol 119 pp 17022 17023 SJR 7 dead link remainder of text p 17023 dead link IV New Hampshire School Management Other June 5 1973 CR V 119 p 18190 dead link 2010 Arkansas Balanced Federal Budget March 10 1975 March 8 1979 Cong Rec Vol 121 p 5793 Senate Concurrent Resolution dead link CR Vol 125 p 4372 POM 78 HJR 1 dead link III IV North Dakota Balanced Federal Budget March 11 1975 Cong Rec Vol 125 p 9782 POM 205 Senate Concurrent Resolution No 4018 The wording of S C R No 4018 is extremely poor and depending upon interpretation it might not even be a valid Article V Convention call II 2001 dead link Mississippi Balanced Federal Budget April 29 1975 Cong Rec Vol 121 pp 12175 12176 HCR 51 dead link remainder of text p 12176 dead link III Missouri Right to Life Various May 5 1975 Cong Rec Vol 121 p 12867 SCR 7 dead link III Nevada Limited Funding Mandates Various June 26 1975 Cong Rec Vol 121 p 21065 AJR 47 dead link III Louisiana Balanced Federal Budget July 28 1975 February 8 1979 July 19 1979 Cong Rec Vol 121 p 25312 SCR 109 dead link CR V 125 p 2110 1 dead link Cong Rec Vol 125 pp 19470 19471 POM 394 SCR 4 dead link remainder of text p 19471 dead link III 1990 dead link IV 1990 dead link V 1990 dead link Kentucky School Management No Assignment September 8 1975 Cong Rec Vol 121 p 27821 House Joint Resolution No 29 dead link III Alabama Balanced Federal Budget September 10 1975 Cong Rec Vol 121 p 28347 HJR 105 dead link IV 1989 dead link Georgia Balanced Federal Budget February 6 1976 Cong Rec Vol 122 p 2740 HR 469 1267 dead link IV 2004 dead link Delaware Balanced Federal Budget February 25 1976 Cong Rec Vol 122 p 4329 HCR 36 dead link IV 2016 dead link South Carolina Balanced Federal Budget February 25 1976 February 8 1979 Cong Rec Vol 122 p 4329 Numerically Undesignated Resolution dead link CR V 125 p 2114 dead link IV 2004 IV 2004 Massachusetts School Management No Assignment April 7 1976 Cong Rec Vol 122 p 9735 Unnumbered resolution dead link III Oklahoma Limited Funding Mandates Various June 7 1976 CR V 122 p 16814 dead link III Louisiana Right to Life Various July 22 1976 CR V 122 p 23550 dead link IV 1990 dead link Alabama Balanced Federal Budget August 18 1976 Cong Rec Vol 125 p 4861 POM 91 House Joint Resolution No 227 Delaware Right to Life Various January 1 1977 Cong Rec Vol 124 p 17055 POM 687 House Concurrent Resolution No 9 III 2016 dead link Maryland Balanced Federal Budget January 28 1977 Cong Rec Vol 123 pp 2545 2546 POM 59 Senate Joint Resolution No 4 also known as Resolution No 77 dead link remainder of text p 2546 dead link IV 2017 Virginia Line Item Veto Various March 28 1977 CR V 123 p 9289 1977 House Joint Resolution No 168 dead link 2004 New Jersey Right to Life Various April 5 1977 Cong Rec Vol 123 p 10481 POM 124 Senate No 1271 dead link IV South Dakota Right to Life Unborn Right to Life Sacred Life April 18 1977 April 18 1980 Cong Rec Vol 123 p 11048 POM 135 HJR 503 dead link IV 2010 Utah Right to Life Various May 2 1977 Cong Rec Vol 123 pp 13057 13058 POM 151 HJR 28 dead link remainder of text p 13058 dead link III 2001 dead link Arkansas Right to Life Various May 20 1977 Cong Rec Vol 123 pp 15808 15809 POM 189 HJR 2 dead link remainder of text p 15809 dead link IV Rhode Island Right to Life Various May 20 1977 Cong Rec Vol 123 p 15809 POM 190 Resolution dead link IV Texas Balanced Federal Budget May 30 1977 Cong Rec Vol 125 pp 5223 5224 POM 95 HCR 31 dead link remainder of text p 5224 dead link IV Arizona Balanced Federal Budget June 14 1977 Cong Rec Vol 123 pp 18873 18874 POM 231 HCM 2003 dead link remainder of text p 18874 dead link III 2003 dead link Oregon Balanced Federal Budget June 16 1977 Cong Rec Vol 125 p 5953 POM 104 Senate Joint Memorial No 2 IV 2000 dead link Massachusetts Right to Life Various June 23 1977 CR V 123 p 20659 dead link Indiana Right to Life Various July 22 1977 CR V 123 p 4797 dead link Delaware Appointment and Tenure of Federal Judges January 1 1978 Cong Rec Vol 124 p 2193 POM 453 Senate Concurrent Resolution No 79 III 2016 dead link Colorado Balanced Federal Budget April 5 1978 Cong Rec Vol 124 p 8778 POM 579 Senate Joint Memorial No 1 V Nebraska Right to Life Various April 21 1978 Cong Rec Vol 124 p 12694 POM 637 Legislative Resolution No 152 dead link IV Tennessee Judicial Term Limits April 25 1978 Cong Rec Vol 124 p 11437 POM 612 HJR 21 dead link III 2010 Tennessee Balanced Federal Budget April 25 1978 Cong Rec Vol 124 pp 11437 11438 POM 613 HJR 22 dead link remainder of text p 11438 dead link III 2010 Pennsylvania Right to Life Various April 25 1978 Cong Rec Vol 124 p 11438 POM 614 House Bill No 71 described as a Joint Resolution dead link IV Oklahoma Balanced Federal Budget May 3 1978 Cong Rec Vol 124 p 12397 POM 629 HJR 1049 dead link IV 2009 dead link Kansas Balanced Federal Budget May 19 1978 Cong Rec Vol 124 p 14584 POM 657 SCR 1661 dead link IV Louisiana Balanced Federal Budget July 14 1978 Cong Rec Vol 124 pp 20911 20912 POM 739 Senate Concurrent Resolution No 73 North Carolina Balanced Federal Budget January 29 1979 Cong Rec Vol 125 p 1923 POM 37 Senate Joint Resolution No 1 also known as Resolution No 5 Mississippi Right to Life Various February 26 1979 Cong Rec Vol 125 p 3196 POM 49 HCR 3 IV Florida Balanced Federal Budget March 1 1979 June 21 1988 Cong Rec Vol 125 p 3655 POM 59 Senate Memorial No 234 Cong Rec Vol 125 pp 3655 3656 POM 60 HM 2801 remainder of text p 3656 Cong Rec Vol 134 p 15363 POM 549 SM 302 IV 1988 VI 2010 Idaho Balanced Federal Budget March 1 1979 Cong Rec Vol 125 p 3657 POM 64 HCR 7 V 1999 New Mexico Balanced Federal Budget March 1 1979 Cong Rec Vol 125 pp 3656 3657 POM 62 SJR 1 remainder of text p 3657 IV South Dakota Balanced Federal Budget March 1 1979 Cong Rec Vol 125 p 3656 POM 61 SJR 1 V 2010 Nebraska Balanced Federal Budget March 7 1979 Cong Rec Vol 125 p 4152 POM 67 Legislative Resolution No 106 IV Georgia Right to Life Various March 8 1979 Cong Rec Vol 125 p 4372 POM 79 House Resolution No 254 The wording of H R No 254 indicates that it was adopted only by the Georgia House of Representatives therefore it cannot be a valid Article V Convention call IV 2004 Utah Balanced Federal Budget March 8 1979 Cong Rec Vol 125 pp 4372 4373 POM 80 HJR 12 III 2001 Arizona Balanced Federal Budget March 9 1979 Cong Rec Vol 125 pp 7920 7921 POM 149 Senate Joint Resolution No 1002 III 2003 Pennsylvania Balanced Federal Budget March 12 1979 Cong Rec Vol 125 p 4627 4628 POM 85 House Concurrent Resolution No 236 IV Arizona Repeal Constitution s 16th Amendment and Prohibit Federal Government from Engaging in Business Professional Commercial Financial or Industrial Enterprises April 18 1979 Cong Rec Vol 125 p 122201 POM 244 House Joint Memorial No 2001 V Indiana Balanced Federal Budget May 1 1979 Cong Rec Vol 125 p 9188 POM 192 Senate Enrolled Joint Resolution No 8 IV New Hampshire Balanced Federal Budget May 16 1979 Cong Rec Vol 125 p 11584 POM 223 HCR 8 IV 2010 Iowa Balanced Federal Budget June 18 1979 Cong Rec Vol 125 p 15227 POM 301 SJR 1 IV Nevada Right to Life Various June 25 1979 Cong Rec Vol 125 p 16350 POM 312 SJR 27 V Louisiana Federal Executive Branch Rules and Regulations July 17 1979 Cong Rec Vol 125 p 18954 POM 383 Senate Concurrent Resolution No 105 1990 Nevada Balanced Federal Budget January 29 1980 Cong Rec Vol 126 pp 1104 1105 POM 535 SJR 8 remainder of text p 1105 III V 1989 Not Joint Idaho Right to Life Various March 21 1980 Cong Rec Vol 126 p 6172 POM 602 SCR 132 V 1999 Arizona Coercive use of Federal Funds April 17 1980 Cong Rec Vol 126 p 11389 POM 730 House Concurrent Resolution No 2001 III 2003 Oklahoma Right to Life Various April 24 1980 Cong Rec Vol 126 p 8972 POM 701 HJR 1053 IV 2009 Tennessee Right to Life Various May 2 1980 Cong Rec Vol 126 p 9765 POM 712 SJR 23 IV 2010 Alabama Right to Life Various May 8 1980 Cong Rec Vol 126 p 10650 POM 717 SJR 9 IV Alabama Require Federal Judges to be elected or re elected every six years rather than to be appointed August 13 1981 Cong Rec Vol 127 p 20491 as well as p 21684 POM 416 Senate Joint Resolution No 41 V Alaska Balanced Federal Budget January 18 1982 Cong Rec Vol 128 p 2278 as well as p 5643 POM 706 House Joint Resolution No 17 also designated as Legislative Resolve No 1 V Missouri Balanced Federal Budget July 21 1983 Cong Rec Vol 129 p 20352 POM 323 SCR 3 V Arizona Line Item Veto Various June 5 1984 Cong Rec Vol 130 p 15611 POM 684 SCR 1008 III 2003 South Dakota Line Item Veto Various March 12 1986 Cong Rec Vol 132 pp 4473 4474 POM 599 Senate Joint Resolution No 4 remainder of text p 4474 V 2010 Utah Income Tax Limit Other February 23 1987 Cong Rec Vol 133 p 9736 POM 94 SJR 8 III 2001 South Dakota Term Limits on Members of Congress April 4 1989 Cong Rec Vol 135 pp 5395 5396 POM 42 HJR 1001 remainder of text p 5396 IV 2010 Georgia Flag Desecration April 16 1991 Cong Rec Vol 137 pp 8085 8086 POM 26 House Resolution No 105 remainder of text p 8086 IV 2004 Colorado Limited Funded Mandates Various June 26 1992 Cong Rec Vol 138 p 16552 POM 428 SJM 92 3 V South Dakota Limited Funded Mandates Various March 22 1993 Cong Rec Vol 139 p 5905 POM 50 SJR 3 V 2010 Missouri No Judicial Taxing Power June 29 1993 Cong Rec Vol 139 p 14565 POM 175 SCR 9 V Delaware Income Tax Limit Other June 28 1994 Cong Rec Vol 140 p 14718 POM 554 HCR 56 IV 2016 Missouri Limited Funding Mandates Various June 29 1994 Cong Rec Vol 140 pp 15072 15073 POM 575 SCR 21 remainder of text p 15073 V Arizona No Judicial Taxing Power March 27 1996 Cong Rec Vol 142 pp S3012 S3013 POM 523 SCR 1014 remainder of text p S3013 III 2003 South Dakota No Judicial Taxing Power March 27 1996 Cong Rec Vol 142 p S3013 POM 526 HCR 1010 III Nevada Term Limits on Members of Congress June 29 1996 Nevada Constitution III North Dakota No Judicial Taxing Power April 6 2001 Cong Rec Vol 147 pp S3704 S3705 POM 7 House Concurrent Resolution No 3031 remainder of text p S3705 III Louisiana Posse Comitatus April 29 2008 Cong Rec Vol 154 p S3504 POM 329 House Concurrent Resolution No 38 IV Florida Balanced Federal Budget April 19 2010 Cong Rec Vol 160 pp S5563 S5564 POM 323 Senate Concurrent Resolution 10 remainder of text p S5564 V Nebraska Balanced Federal Budget Reaffirmation of 1976 Legislative Resolution No 106 April 13 2010 Legislative Resolution No 538 V North Dakota Mode of Amendment Other April 14 2011 House Concurrent Resolution No 3048 V North Dakota Increase in federal debt to require approval by majority of state legislatures April 11 2011 Cong Rec Vol 158 p S1459 POM 66 Senate Concurrent Resolution No 4007 IV Alabama Balanced Federal Budget June 1 2011 Cong Rec Vol 160 pp S3666 S3667 POM 251 Senate Joint Resolution No 100 remainder of text p S3667 V Louisiana Increase in federal debt to require approval by majority of state legislatures June 21 2011 Cong Rec Vol 158 p S2241 POM 69 House Concurrent Resolution No 87 IV New Hampshire Balanced Federal Budget May 16 2012 Cong Rec Vol 162 p S5153 POM 197 House Concurrent Resolution 40 V Ohio Balanced Federal Budget November 20 2013 Cong Rec Vol 160 p S1174 POM 197 Senate Joint Resolution No 5 also known as simply Joint Resolution No 5 V Georgia Balanced Federal Budget February 20 2014 Cong Rec Vol 160 pp S3667 S3668 POM 254 Senate Resolution 371 remainder of text p S3668 V Georgia Fiscal restraints on the federal government limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government and limiting the terms of office of federal officials including members of Congress March 6 2014 Cong Rec Vol 160 p S4332 POM 285 Senate Resolution No 736 V Michigan Balanced Federal Budget March 26 2014 Cong Rec Vol 163 p S2098 POM 14 Enrolled Senate Joint Resolution V V Tennessee Balanced Federal Budget April 9 2014 Cong Rec Vol 165 p S5406 POM 128 House Joint Resolution No 548 V Alaska Fiscal restraints on the federal government limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government and limiting the terms of office of federal officials including members of Congress April 19 2014 Cong Rec Vol 160 p S6021 POM 345 House Joint Resolution 22 also referred to as Legislative Resolve No 68 V Florida Fiscal restraints on the federal government limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government and limiting the terms of office of federal officials including members of Congress April 21 2014 Cong Rec Vol 160 p S4332 POM 286 Senate Memorial 476 V Florida Balanced Federal Budget April 21 2014 Cong Rec Vol 160 p S4333 POM 288 Senate Memorial 658 V Florida Legislation in Congress to contain only one subject and that one subject must be clearly expressed in the measure s title April 23 2014 Cong Rec Vol 160 p S4333 POM 289 House Memorial 261 V Vermont Regulation of election campaign donations and expenditures end legal concept of corporate personhood overturn 2010 U S Supreme Court decision in case of Citizens United v Federal Election Commission May 2 2014 Cong Rec Vol 160 p S4331 POM 284 Joint Senate Resolution No 27 V Louisiana Balanced Federal Budget May 15 2014 Cong Rec Vol 160 p S5563 POM 322 House Concurrent Resolution No 70 V California Regulation of election campaign donations and expenditures end legal concept of corporate personhood overturn 2010 U S Supreme Court decision in case of Citizens United v Federal Election Commission June 23 2014 Cong Rec Vol 160 p S5507 POM 320 Assembly Joint Resolution No 1 V Illinois Regulation of election campaign donations and expenditures end legal concept of corporate personhood overturn 2010 U S Supreme Court decision in case of Citizens United v Federal Election Commission December 3 2014 Cong Rec Vol 162 p S71 POM 126 Senate Joint Resolution No 42 V South Dakota Balanced Federal Budget February 17 2015 Cong Rec Vol 162 p S6550 POM 255 House Joint Resolution No 1001 V New Jersey Regulation of election campaign donations and expenditures end legal concept of corporate personhood overturn 2010 U S Supreme Court decision in case of Citizens United v Federal Election Commission February 23 2015 Senate Concurrent Resolution No 132 V Utah Balanced Federal Budget March 6 2015 House Joint Resolution No 7 V North Dakota Balanced Federal Budget March 24 2015 Cong Rec Vol 161 pp S2399 S2400 POM 17 House Concurrent Resolution 3015 remainder of text p S2400 V Alabama Fiscal restraints on the federal government limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government and limiting the terms of office of federal officials including members of Congress May 21 2015 Cong Rec Vol 161 pp S8601 S8602 POM 124 House Joint Resolution 112 V Tennessee Fiscal restraints on the federal government limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government and limiting the terms of office of federal officials including members of Congress February 4 2016 Cong Rec Vol 163 p S6534 POM 117 Senate Joint Resolution No 67 V Florida Term limits on Members of Congress February 10 2016 Cong Rec Vol 163 p S112 POM 6 House Memorial 417 V Indiana Fiscal restraints on the federal government limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government and limiting the terms of office of federal officials including members of Congress February 29 2016 Cong Rec Vol 162 p S6663 POM 256 Senate Enrolled Joint Resolution No 14 V West Virginia Balanced Federal Budget March 12 2016 Cong Rec Vol 162 p S5277 POM 201 and POM 202 House Concurrent Resolution 36 V Alaska Countermand Amendment which would allow states to propose initiatives that could repeal any federal statute executive order judicial decision or regulatory decision if three fifths of state legislatures approved April 16 2016 Cong Rec Vol 164 p S703 POM 164 House Joint Resolution No 14 also referred to as Legislative Resolve No 49 V Oklahoma Combination of 1 Balanced Federal Budget and 2 Fiscal restraints on the federal government limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government and limiting the terms of office of federal officials including members of Congress April 18 2016 Cong Rec Vol 162 pp S6354 6355 POM 213 Senate Joint Resolution No 4 remainder of text p S6355 V Louisiana Fiscal restraints on the federal government limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government and limiting the terms of office of federal officials including members of Congress May 25 2016 Senate Concurrent Resolution No 52 V Rhode Island Regulation of election campaign donations and expenditures end legal concept of corporate personhood overturn 2010 U S Supreme Court decision in case of Citizens United v Federal Election Commission Rhode Island lawmakers chose to approve two separate unicameral resolutions rather than to adopt a single bicameral resolution The validity of this approach is subject to question June 16 2016 R I House version and June 17 2016 R I Senate version Cong Rec Vol 162 p S5276 POM 198 R 326 H 7670 and Cong Rec Vol 162 pp S5276 S5277 POM 199 R 327 S 2589 remainder of text p S5277 V Wyoming Balanced Federal Budget February 27 2017 House Enrolled Joint Resolution No 2 V Arizona Fiscal restraints on the federal government limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government and limiting the terms of office of federal officials including members of Congress March 13 2017 Cong Rec Vol 163 pp S6534 S6535 POM 118 and POM 120 House Concurrent Resolution 2010 V North Dakota Fiscal restraints on the federal government limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government and limiting the terms of office of federal officials including members of Congress March 24 2017 Cong Rec Vol 163 p S2527 POM 16 House Concurrent Resolution No 3006 V Arizona Balanced Federal Budget March 27 2017 Cong Rec Vol 163 p S6535 POM 119 and POM 121 House Concurrent Resolution 2013 V Texas Fiscal restraints on the federal government limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government and limiting the terms of office of federal officials including members of Congress May 10 2017 Cong Rec Vol 163 p S4056 POM 65 Senate Joint Resolution No 2 V Missouri Fiscal restraints on the federal government limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government and limiting the terms of office of federal officials including members of Congress May 12 2017 Cong Rec Vol 163 pp S3361 S3362 POM 40 Senate Concurrent Resolution No 4 V Wisconsin Balanced Federal Budget November 7 2017 Cong Rec Vol 164 pp S109 S110 POM 154 Assembly Joint Resolution No 21 V Alabama Term Limits on Members of Congress January 25 2018 Cong Rec Vol 164 pp S3759 S3760 POM 243 House Joint Resolution No 23 V Missouri Term Limits on Members of Congress May 17 2018 Cong Rec Vol 164 p S5422 POM 278 Senate Concurrent Resolution No 40 V Arkansas Fiscal restraints on the federal government limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government and limiting the terms of office of federal officials including members of Congress February 14 2019 Cong Rec Vol 165 pp S5601 S5602 POM 138 and POM 139 Senate Joint Resolution No 3 V Utah Fiscal restraints on the federal government limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government and limiting the terms of office of federal officials including members of Congress March 5 2019 Senate Joint Resolution No 9 V Mississippi Fiscal restraints on the federal government limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government and limiting the terms of office of federal officials but specifically excluding the imposition of term limits upon members of Congress March 27 2019 Cong Rec Vol 165 p S5447 POM 133 Senate Concurrent Resolution No 596 V West Virginia Term Limits on Members of Congress March 22 2021 Cong Rec Vol 167 p S4517 POM 18 House Concurrent Resolution No 9 V Oklahoma Combination of 1 Balanced Federal Budget and 2 Fiscal restraints on the federal government limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government and limiting the terms of office of federal officials including members of Congress reprising 2016 joint resolution numbered as Senate Joint Resolution No 4 which was scheduled to expire on December 31 2023 April 20 2021 Cong Rec Vol 167 pages S6839 through S6841 POM 85 and POM 86 Senate Joint Resolution No 23 V Missouri Fiscal restraints on the federal government limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government and limiting the terms of office of federal officials including members of Congress reprising 2017 concurrent resolution likewise numbered as Senate Concurrent Resolution No 4 which was scheduled to expire on the fifth anniversary of its adoption that being in 2022 May 13 2021 Cong Rec Vol 167 pp S4770 S4771 POM 22 Senate Concurrent Resolution No 4 V Wisconsin Fiscal restraints on the federal government limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government and limiting the terms of office of federal officials including members of Congress January 25 2022 Cong Rec Vol 168 p S4618 POM 219 Assembly Joint Resolution No 9 also known as Enrolled Joint Resolution No 9 V Nebraska Fiscal restraints on the federal government limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government and limiting the terms of office of federal officials including members of Congress January 28 2022 Cong Rec Vol 168 pp S1117 S1118 POM 114 Legislative Resolution No 14 V Wisconsin Term Limits on Members of Congress February 24 2022 Cong Rec Vol 168 pp S4616 S4617 POM 216 Senate Joint Resolution No 102 also known as Enrolled Joint Resolution No 18 V West Virginia Fiscal restraints on the federal government limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government and limiting the terms of office of federal officials including members of Congress March 4 2022 Cong Rec Vol 168 pp S2336 S2337 POM 136 House Concurrent Resolution No 31 V South Carolina Fiscal restraints on the federal government limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government and limiting the terms of office of federal officials including members of Congress March 29 2022 Cong Rec Vol 168 p S3074 POM 155 H 3205 V Missouri Term Limits on Members of Congress reprising 2018 concurrent resolution numbered as Senate Concurrent Resolution No 40 which was scheduled to expire on the fifth anniversary of its adoption that being in 2023 May 10 2022 Cong Rec Vol 168 p S4043 POM 185 Senate Concurrent Resolution No 25 V Oklahoma Term Limits on Members of Congress April 20 2023 Cong Rec Vol 169 p S4755 POM 70 and POM 71 House Joint Resolution No 1032 V California Regulation of Firearms Raising Age to 21 September 14 2023 Cong Rec Vol 170 pp S72 S73 POM 92 Senate Joint Resolution No 7 V Florida Term Limits on Members of Congress February 1 2024 House Concurrent Resolution No 693 V Florida Balanced Federal Budget February 1 2024 House Concurrent Resolution No 703 V Florida Prohibit Congress from making any federal law applying to the general public that does not also equally apply to all U S Representatives to all U S Senators and to all other persons within the legislative branch of the federal government March 4 2024 House Concurrent Resolution No 7055 V Florida Grant to President of the United States Line Item Veto Authority within Federal Appropriations Legislation March 4 2024 House Concurrent Resolution No 7057 V Tennessee Term Limits on Members of Congress April 11 2024 Cong Rec Vol 170 pp S5188 S5189 POM 144 House Joint Resolution No 5 V Louisiana Term Limits on Members of Congress May 13 2024 Senate Concurrent Resolution No 2 V North Carolina Term Limits on Members of Congress December 2 2024 House Joint Resolution No 151 V South Dakota Term Limits on Members of Congress March 4 2025 House Joint Resolution No 5002 V Indiana Term Limits on Members of Congress March 17 2025 Senate Joint Resolution No 21 VCounts by statesIn 1929 Wisconsin presented a list of states having made applications for a convention exceeding the two thirds requirement that was referred to the Senate Judiciary Committee with no further action In 2013 states began listing existing state applications when joining them Wisconsin 1929 In 1929 Wisconsin applied to Congress to perform their constitutional duty to call a convention listing Alabama Arkansas California Colorado Delaware Georgia Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Michigan Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Jersey New York North Carolina Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington and Wisconsin as states having made an application for a convention There were 48 states in 1929 so 32 applications would be required to call a convention 35 states were named Links to the text of applications by all states except California and North Carolina are provided in the table above A reference to an application by California has been found in the Congressional Record and the text of an application by South Carolina is given in the table above It may be that North Carolina was mistakenly included for South Carolina Three states Missouri Texas and Wisconsin had applied for a general convention Eleven states listed had applied for a convention to prohibit polygamy Delaware Illinois Michigan Minnesota Montana Nebraska Ohio Oregon South Dakota Vermont and Washington plus South Carolina Idaho had included the direct election of the President and Vice President with their request for direct election of Senators Thus 16 states clearly had outstanding applications Alabama and Georgia had outstanding issues from 1832 and 1833 making a less certain 18 Colorado Indiana Iowa Kansas Louisiana Nevada and Oklahoma would be added if we include class II requests for Direct Elections of Senators for a total of 25 The only known records for an application New York and Virginia are their ratification documents before the Bill of Rights New Jersey and Kentucky applied for a convention to prevent the Civil War and class III applications for the Direct Election of Senators Arkansas Maine Pennsylvania Tennessee and Utah only had documented class III applications for the Direct Election of Senators California is most likely in this group These ten states have applications that may have been mooted by amendments proposed by Congress Balanced budget The balanced budget application of Ohio in 2013 through that of Arizona in 2017 except North Dakota include a list of previous state applications for a balanced budget Wisconsin s 2017 application also does not contain such a list These lists mostly extend the previous lists except possibly omitting state applications from the same legislative session Arizona has the most complete list including Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas Colorado Florida Georgia Indiana Iowa Kansas Louisiana Maryland Michigan Mississippi Missouri Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Mexico North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah and West Virginia This represents 29 states Applications for all of the states mentioned above can be found in the list Additionally rescinded applications can be found for Delaware Idaho Oregon and Virginia In particular Delaware is included in lists prior to their rescission in 2016 but not after Wyoming and Wisconsin have made recent applications not included by Arizona while Maryland Nevada New Mexico and Colorado have recently rescinded their applications This suggests a current total of 27 states seven short of the required 34 Convention of States Resolution The Convention of States Resolution includes fiscal restraints on the federal government limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government and limiting the terms of office of federal officials including members of Congress A complete list of passed resolutions with vote summaries filing dates and related links can be found using the Convention of States website As of November 10 2023 19 of the 34 states needed have passed the resolution Wolf Pac Resolution The Wolf Pac Resolution calls for regulation of election campaign donations and expenditures end legal concept of corporate personhood overturn 2010 U S Supreme Court decision in case of Citizens United v Federal Election Commission Rhode Island included a count of the states in their 2016 application Rhode Island has the most complete list including the following five states California Illinois New Jersey Rhode Island and Vermont All of these applications are included in the list with no recent additions U S Term Limits The U S Term Limits Resolution campaigned for by US Term Limits calls for a constitutional amendment limiting the terms of members of Congress States passing applications are Florida in 2016 Alabama in 2018 Missouri in 2018 reprised in 2022 to avert expiration West Virginia in 2021 Wisconsin in 2022 Oklahoma in 2023 Tennessee in 2024 and Louisiana in 2024 for a total of eight states to date Paulsen style application countsMichael Stokes Paulsen holds that the applications for a convention alone should govern the convention Thus this section contains counts of applications based on groupings not excluded by the applications themselves Counts including class IV V or VI applications would be limited to those with the same description and can be found by sorting the list by topic Class I and II applications Indiana Missouri Ohio Texas and Wisconsin have outstanding applications for a convention to propose amendments with no accompanying issue Alabama has a request for a convention limiting tariffs and South Carolina one for clarification on Amendment X each implying that other amendments may be considered Class I II and III Applications 24 more states have outstanding class III applications These are Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Illinois Iowa Kansas Kentucky Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Nebraska Nevada New Mexico North Dakota Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Dakota Vermont Virginia and Washington This gives a total of 31 states with known class I II or III applications Three more applications would meet the 2 3rds requirement to call a convention Brennan style application countsThomas E Brennan holds that in 1982 it was necessary desirable and feasible to hold a convention He lists the following counts in the introduction to his claim 450 applications through 1980 plus 25 more since 1980 gives 475 total applications Applications from every state in the union Hawaii s expired and did not call for a convention 8 states have rescinded all applications leaving 41 36 states with more than six or more separate applications Ten of those have since rescinded all or most of their applications and five are not identified in the table above but several states have five applications listed here See alsoList of rescissions of Article V Convention applications Convention to propose amendments to the United States Constitution Second Constitutional Convention of the United StatesReferences Office of the Clerk U S House of Representatives clerk house gov U S Congressional Documents memory loc gov Congress gov Library of Congress www congress gov Judge Bruce Van Sickle and attorney Lynn Boughey M Fall 1990 A Lawful and Peaceful Revolution Article V and Congress Present Duty to Call a Convention for Proposing Amendments Hamline Law Review Volume 14 p 1 Parrott Ed A Monroe James March 20 1861 Acts of the State of Ohio eBook Google Books Ohio p 181 Retrieved November 10 2023 JOINT RESOLUTION paragraph break Relative to requesting congress to call a convention of the several states of the Union paragraph break Resolved by the General Assembly of the State of Ohio That this general assembly does hereby make application to congress to call a convention for proposing amendments to the constitution of the United States pursuant to the fifth article thereof paragraph break Resolved That the governor of this state be requested to communicate the above resolution to the president of the United States with the request that he lay the same before congress Alabama HJR112 2015 Regular Session LegiScan Retrieved May 22 2024 Alaska State Legislature www akleg gov Retrieved June 21 2024 Alaska State Legislature www akleg gov Retrieved June 21 2024 Bill Status Inquiry apps azleg gov Retrieved May 16 2024 hcr2010 pdf PDF azleg gov Retrieved June 22 2024 HCR 3006 Overview North Dakota Legislative Branch ndlegis gov Retrieved May 16 2024 HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO 3006 PDF ndlegis gov Retrieved June 21 2024 Bill Status Inquiry apps azleg gov Retrieved May 16 2024 hcr2013 pdf PDF azleg gov Retrieved June 22 2024 2017 Assembly Joint Resolution 21 docs legis wisconsin gov Retrieved May 16 2024 Wisconsin Legislature AJR21 Joint Resolution Text docs legis wisconsin gov Retrieved June 20 2024 SCR40 Applies to Congress for the calling of an Article V convention of states to propose an amendment to the United States Constitution regarding term limits for members of Congress www senate mo gov Retrieved May 14 2024 Paulson Michael A General Theory of Article V The Constitutional Lessons of the Twenty Seventh Amendment Yale Law Journal 103 677 Brennan Thomas E Return to Philadelphia A Case for Calling of an Amendatory Convention Under Article 5 of the Federal Constitution 1 Cooley Law Review 1 1982 External linksFoAVC Index to congressional records usurped FoAVC Tables of state applications dead link Colorado s procedurally improper House Resolution No 12 1003 Friends of the Article V Convention