| State | BISC’s Position | Title | Ballot Measure Campaign |
| Alaska | Oppose | Measure 1 | A “yes” vote supports holding a state constitutional convention. A “no” vote opposes holding a state constitutional convention. A constitutional convention consists of elected delegates that propose changes to the state’s constitution. Any proposed changes, including a rewritten constitution, must be approved by voters. |
| Arizona | Oppose | Proposition 309 | Requiring state, federal, or tribal issued photo-ID to vote in-person, early, and by mail. Required affidavits to be completed for early voting. |
| Arizona | Oppose | Proposition 132 | Makes changes to the initiative process in the state of Arizona; supermajority vote requirement for tax measures |
| Arizona | Oppose | Proposition 128 | Reform Voter Protection Act; Empowering the Legislature to amend, divert funds from, or supersede an initiative or referendum approved by voters when the measure is found to contain illegal or unconstitutional language by the state supreme court or the US Supreme Court. |
| Arizona | Oppose | Proposition 129 | Single-subject requirement for ballot initiatives |
| Arizona | Support | Proposition 308 | Allowing non-citizen students to receive in-state college tuition |
| Arizona | Support | Proposition 209 | Predatory Debt Collection Protection Act: Limits interest rate on certain medical debt |
| Arkansas | Oppose | Issue 2 | Constitutional amendments proposed shall be approved when receiving at least sixty percent (60%) of the votes cast |
| Arkansas | Support | Issue 4 | Legalize Recreational Marijuana |
| California | Support | Proposition 1 | Reproductive Freedom Act: Right to reproductive freedom, including abortion treatment and contraceptives |
| California | Support | Proposition 30 | Clean Cars Act: Corporate taxes to fund electric vehicles and wildfire mitigation |
| Colorado | Support | Proposition FF | School Meals Funding: Reduces income tax deductions to fund the Healthy School Meals Program for All, providing free meals to all students |
| Colorado | Support | Proposition 122 | Decriminalization, Regulated Distribution, and Therapy Program for Certain Hallucinogenic Plants and Fungi (Initiative #58) |
| Colorado | Oppose | Proposition 121 | Reduce the state income tax rate from 4.55% to 4.40% for tax years commencing on or after January 1, 2022 |
| Colorado | Support | Proposition GG | Amount Of Tax Owed Table for Initiatives: Requires a table showing changes in income tax owed for average taxpayers in certain brackets to be included in the ballot title and fiscal summary for any initiative that would increase or decrease the individual income tax rate |
| Colorado | Support | Proposition 123 | Dedicates one tenth of one percent from existing income tax revenues and allocates funds to housing projects to reduce rents, purchase land for affordable housing development |
| Connecticut | Support | Question 1 | An amendment to the state constitution to permit early voting |
| DC | Support | Initiative 82 | Eliminate the Tipped Worker Credit |
| Florida | Support | Amendment 2 | Abolishing the Constitution Revision Commission |
| Illinois | Support | Amendment 1 | Right to Collective Bargaining: Constitutional right for workers to organize themselves and collectively bargain with their employers |
| Iowa | Oppose | Amendment 1 | The right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed |
| Kentucky | Oppose | Amendment 2 | No Right to Abortion: The amendment would add the following language to the state constitution: “To protect human life, nothing in this Constitution shall be construed to secure or protect a right to abortion or require the funding of.” |
| Louisiana | Oppose | Amendment 7 | Prohibit slavery and involuntary servitude: During the legislative process and later, the wording of this ballot measure got twisted to the point that the plan could even be read to permit slavery. |
| Maryland | Support | Question 4 | Legalize Recreational Marijuana |
| Massachusetts | Support | Question 1 | Fair Share Amendment: The ballot measure would create an additional 4 percent tax on the portion of incomes above $1 million for the purpose of providing funds for public education, roads and bridges, and public transportation |
| Massachusetts | Support | Question 4 | The veto referendum would repeal House Bill 4805 (H 4805), which authorized driver’s license applicants to include individuals who cannot provide proof of lawful presence, including an individual ineligible for a social security number |
| Michigan | Support | Proposal 3 | Reproductive Freedom For All Amendment: Affirms that every person has the fundamental right to reproductive freedom, which involves the right to make and carry out decisions without political interference about all matters relating to pregnancy, including birth control, abortion, prenatal care, and childbirth. |
| Michigan | Support | Proposal 2 | Promote the Vote: The initiative would amend the Michigan Constitution to provide voters with the right to vote without harassment, interference, or intimidation. It would also guarantee that military and overseas ballots postmarked by election day are counted. It would require a photo ID or a signed affidavit to vote. It would authorize voters to drop off absentee ballots at drop boxes. It would allow nine days of early voting and require public disclosure of donations from private entities |
| Missouri | Oppose | Amendment 4 | Allows the legislature to pass a law until December 31, 2026, that requires a city to increase funding without reimbursement from the state to a police force that was established by a state board of police commissioners |
| Missouri | Support | Amendment 3 | Legalize the purchase, possession, consumption, use, delivery, manufacturing, and sale of marijuana for personal use for adults over the age of twenty-one; allow individuals convicted of non-violent marijuana-related offenses to petition to be released from incarceration and/or have their records expunged; and impose a 6% tax on the sale of marijuana |
| Montana | Oppose | LR-131 | Requiring Medical Care for Fetuses: Criminalizes abortion providers and patients by imposing nebulous treatment requirements under threat of a $50,000 fine and 20-year imprisonment |
| Nebraska | Oppose | Initiative 432 | Voter ID Requirements |
| Nebraska | Support | Initiative 433 | Minimum Wage: Increases minimum wage to $15/hour |
| Nevada | Support | Question 2 | Minimum Wage: Increases minimum wage to $12/hour by 2024 |
| Nevada | Support | Question 1 | Equality Act: Proposing to amend the Nevada Constitution to guarantee equal rights |
| New Mexico | Support | Constitutional Amendment 1 | Early Childhood Education Funding: Allocates funding to early childhood education from the Land Grant Permanent Fund |
| North Dakota | Support | Statutory Measure 2 | Legalize possession of cannabis for adults 21 and older |
| Ohio | Oppose | Issue 2 | Prohibit local governments from allowing non-citizens to vote |
| Ohio | Oppose | Issue 1 | Bail Reform |
| Oregon | Support | Measure 112 | Abolishing Slavery: Abolish Slavery as Punishment for a Crime in Oregon State Constitution |
| Oregon | Support | Measure 114 | Reduction of Gun Violence Act: The initiative would enact a law outlining a procedure to apply for a permit-to-purchase a firearm. The initiative would also criminalize the manufacture, importation, possession, use, purchase, sale, or otherwise transferring of ammunition magazines capable of holding more than 10 rounds |
| Oregon | Support | Measure 114 | Legislative Accountability |
| Oregon | Support | Measure 111 | Obligation of state to ensure every resident of state access to cost-effective, clinically appropriate and affordable health care |
| South Dakota | Support | Constitutional Amendment D | Medicaid Expansion: Expands Medicaid coverage to adults with income below 133% of the federal poverty level |
| South Dakota | Support | Initiated Measure 27 | Adults 21 years and older may possess one oz or less of marijuana and may distribute one oz or less without payment or other consideration. May grow plants in counties or cities where there is no licensed retailer or where the city of county allows. Creates civil penalties for violations of marijuana restrictions |
| Tennessee | Support | Constitutional Amendment 3 | Abolishing Slavery: Removing the criminal punishment exception for slavery and involuntary servitude |
| Tennessee | Oppose | Constitutional Amendment 1 | Right to Work: Illegal to require union membership as a condition for employment |
| Vermont | Support | Proposal 5 | Reproductive Liberty Amendment: Amend Vermont’s constitution to protect every person’s right to make their own reproductive decisions, like whether and when to become pregnant, use temporary or permanent birth control, or seek abortion care |
| Vermont | Support | Proposal 2 | Abolishing Slavery: Slavery and indentured servitude in any form are prohibited; Repeal language stating that persons could be held as servants, slaves, or apprentices with the person’s consent or “for the payments of debts, damages, fines, costs, or the like |
