Voting FAQs
Explore plain-English answers to common questions about ballot measures, direct democracy, and the rules that shape how voters make decisions.
Is Amendment L partisan?
No. The issue of majority rule cuts across party lines. Research shows that voters — regardless of whether they identify as Democrats, Republicans, independents, or unaffiliated — value simple majority rule as a matter of basic fairness. What makes supermajority requirements controversial is that they shift power away from the majority and allow a minority of voters to block policies that most people support.