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| State | Campaign | Measure Type | Issue Area | BISC Stance | Results as of 5PM EST 12/14 | Results |
| AK | Ballot Measure 2: Top-Four Ranked-Choice Voting and Campaign Finance Laws | Statutory Initiative | Election Reform | Support | 48.2Y/47.2N | Passed |
| AK | Ballot Measure 1: North Slope Oil Production Tax Increase | Statutory Initiative | Revenue | Support | 40.3Y/55.3N | Defeated |
| AL | Amendment 1: Citizen Requirement for Voting | Legislatively-referred Constitutional Amendment | Voting & Civil Rights | Oppose | 77.1Y/22.9N; 67 out of 67 counties | Passed |
| AL | Amendment 4: Alabama Authorize Legislature to Recompile the State Constitution Amendment | Legislatively-referred Constitutional Amendment | Voting & Civil Rights | Support | 66.7Y/33.3N; 67 out of 67 counties | Passed |
| AR | HJR1008: An amendment to the Arkansas Constitution to amend the process for the submission and approval of proposed initiated acts, constitutional amendments, and referenda. | Legislatively-referred Constitutional Amendment | Initiative Process | Oppose | 44.11Y/55.89N | Defeated |
| AZ | Prop 207: Marijuana Legalization | Statutory Initiative | Marijuana | Support | 60.03Y/39.97N (100% of Precincts) | Passed |
| AZ | Prop 208: Invest in Education Act | Statutory Initiative | Revenue | Support | 51.75Y/48.25N (100%of Precincts) | Passed |
| CA | Prop 17: Voting Rights Restoration for Persons on Parole | Legislatively-referred Constitutional Amendment | Criminal Justice | Support | 99% of votes 58.6Y/41.4N | Passed |
| CA | Prop 20: Criminal Sentencing, Parole, and DNA Collection | Statutory Initiative | Criminal Justice | Oppose | 99% of votes 38.3Y/61.7N | Defeated |
| CA | Prop 25: Replace Cash Bail with Risk Assessments | Statutory Referendum | Criminal Justice | Support | 99% of votes 43.6Y/56.4N | Defeated (no cash bail fails) |
| CA | Prop 16: Repeal Proposition 209 Affirmative Action Amendment | Legislatively-referred Constitutional Amendment | Criminal Justice/Civil Rights | Support | 99% of votes 42.8Y/57.2N | Defeated |
| CA | Prop 18: Primary Voting for 17-Year-Olds | Legislatively-referred Constitutional Amendment | Election Reform | Support | 99% of votes 44.0Y/56.0N | Defeated |
| CA | Prop 21: Local Rent Control | Statutory Initiative | Quality of Life | Support | 99% of votes 40.1Y/59.9N | Defeated |
| CA | Prop 15: Tax on Commercial and Industrial Properties for Education and Local Government Funding | Consitutional Amendment | Revenue | Support | 99% of votes 48.0Y/52.0N | Defeated |
| CA | Prop 22: App-Based Drivers as Contractors and Labor Policies (Gig Workers Exemption) | Statutory Initiative | Wages & Benefits | Oppose | 99% of votes 58.6Y/41.4N | Passed |
| CO | Amendment 76: Citizenship Requirement for Voting | Consitutional Amendment | Election Reform | Oppose | 62.99Y/37.01N | Passed |
| CO | Prop 113: National Popular Vote Interstate Compact Referendum | Veto Referendum | Election Reform | Support | 52.16Y/47.84N | Passed (NPV is Approved) |
| CO | Prop 115: 22-Week Abortion Ban | Statutory Initiative | Reproductive Health | Oppose | 41.14Y/58.86N | Defeated |
| CO | Amendment B: Gallagher Amendment Repeal and Property Tax Assessment Rates | Legislatively-referred Constitutional Amendment | Revenue | Support | 57.42Y/42.58N | Passed |
| CO | Prop 116: Decrease Income Tax Rate from 4.63% to 4.55% | Statutory Initiative | Revenue | Oppose | 57.57Y/42.27N | Passed |
| CO | Prop 117: will make the creation and use of enterprise funds, used for funding critical needs like transportation, universities, environmental programs, state parks and health care much harder. | Statutory Initiative | Revenue | Oppose | 52.56Y/47.44N | Passed |
| CO | Prop 118: Paid Medical and Family Leave | Statutory Initiative | Wages & Benefits | Support | 57.44Y/42.56N | Passed |
| FL | Amendment 1: Citizen Requirement for Voting | Consitutional Amendment | Election Reform | Oppose | 79.3Y/20.7N | Passed |
| FL | Amendment 4: Require Constitutional Amendments to be Passed Twice | Consitutional Amendment | Election Reform | Oppose | 47.5 Y/52.5N | Defeated |
| FL | Amendment 2: $15 Minimum Wage | Consitutional Amendment | Wages & Benefits | Support | 60.8Y/43.0N | Passed |
| IA | Shall there be a convention to revise the constitution, and propose amendment or amendments to same? | Legislatively-referred Constitutional Amendment | Election Reform | Oppose | 29.6Y/70.4N | Defeated |
| IL | Allow for Graduated Income Tax Amendment | Consitutional Amendment | Revenue | Support | 44.9Y/55.1N | Defeated |
| LA | Amendment 1: No Right to Abortion in Constitution | Legislatively-referred Constitutional Amendment | Reproductive Health | Oppose | 100% reporting 62Y/38N | Passed |
| MA | Question 2: Ranked Choice Voting | Statutory Initiative | Election Reform | Support | 45.2Y/54.8N 100% votes reported | Defeated |
| MI | Proposal 2: Search Warrant for Electronic Data | Legislatively-referred Constitutional Amendment | Criminal Justice | Support | 88.75Y/11.25N 100% of Precincts reporting | Passed |
| MO | Amendment 1: would limit the lieutenant governor, secretary of state, state auditor, and attorney general to two terms of office in a lifetime. | Legislatively-referred Constitutional Amendment | Election Reform | Support | 48Y/52N (100% Reporting) | Defeated |
| MO | Amendment 3: Redistricting Process and Criteria, Lobbying, and Campaign Finance | Legislatively-referred Constitutional Amendment | Election Reform | Oppose | 51Y/49N (100% Reporting) | Passed |
| MS | Ballot Measure 2: Remove the electoral vote requirement for the Governor | Legislatively-referred Constitutional Amendment | Election Reform | Support | 100% reporting 78.2Y/21.8N | Passed |
| MS | Ballot Measure 1: 65 and Alternative 65A: Medical Marijuana | Legislatively-referred Constitutional Amendment | Marijuana | Support | 100% reporting 73.9 for 65 26.1 for 65A | Passed |
| MS | Measure 3: State Flag Referendum | Legislatively-referred Constitutional Amendment | Voting & Civil Rights | Support | 100% reporting 71.4Y/28.6N | Passed |
| MT | LR-130: Limit Local Government Authority to Regulate Firearms | Legislatively-referred State Statute | Gun Violence Prevention | Oppose | 51Y/49N 663/663 precincts reported | Passed |
| MT | CI-118: Allow for a Legal Age for Marijuana & I-190: Marijuana Legalization and Tax | Consitutional Amendment | Marijuana | Support | CI-118: 57.8Y/42.2N I-190: 56.9Y/43.1N 663/663 precincts reported | Passed |
| ND | SCR4001: This measure requires an initiated constitutional measure approved by voters to be submitted to the subsequent legislative assembly. | Legislatively-referred Constitutional Amendment | Initiative Process | Oppose | 38.4 Y(Approve)/61.6 (Reject)422/422 precincts reporting | Defeated |
| NE | Amendment 1: Remove Slavery as Punishment for Crime from Constitution | Consitutional Amendment | Criminal Justice | Support | 68.2(Yes)/31.8 (No) 1379/1379 precincts fully reporting | Passed |
| NE | Initiative 428: Payday Lender Interest Rate Cap | Statutory Initiative | Quality of Life | Support | 82.9 (Yes)/17.1 (No) 1379/1379 precincts fully reporting | Passed |
| NJ | Public Question 3: Redistricting | Legislatively-referred Constitutional Amendment | Election Reform | Support | 58Y/42N 100% reported | Passed |
| NJ | Public Question 1: Marijuna Legalization | Legislatively-referred state statute | Marijuana | Support | 67Y/33N 100% reported | Passed |
| NV | Question 4: State Constitutional Rights of Voters | Legislatively-referred Constitutional Amendment | Election Reform | Support | 63Y/37N 87% reporting | Passed |
| NV | Question 2: Marriage Equality | Legislatively-referred Constitutional Amendment | Voting & Civil Rights | Support | 62Y/38N 87% reporting | Passed |
| OK | State Question 805: Criminal History in Sentencing and Sentence Modification | Consitutional Amendment | Criminal Justice | Support | 39.0Y/60.9N with 98.1% reporting | Defeated |
| OR | Measure 107: Campaign Finance Limits | Legislatively-referred Constitutional Amendment | Election Reform | Support | 78.8Y/21.2N with 99% in | Passed |
| OR | Measure 108: Tobacco and E-Cigarette Tax Increase for Health Programs | Legislatively-referred Initiative | Revenue | Support | 66.9Y/33.1N with 99% in | Passed |
| OR | Measure 110: Prioritize treatment and recovery over criminal punishment for low-level offenders. | Statutory Initiative | Criminal Justice | Support | 58.8Y/41.2N with 99% in | Passed |
| RI | Rhode Island Name Change Amendment | Legislatively-referred Constitutional Amendment | Voting & Civil Rights | Support | 53.1Y/46.9N 100% of Precincts | Passed |
| UT | Amendment C: Remove Slavery as Punishment for a Crime from Constitution | Legislatively-referred Constitutional Amendment | Criminal Justice | Support | 80.5Y/ 19.5N 100% of votes | Passed |
| UT | Amendment A: Gender Neutral Language in State Constitution | Legislatively-referred Constitutional Amendment | Voting & Civil Rights | Support | 57.7Y/42.3N 100% of votes | Passed |
| VA | SJR 306/ HJR 615: Redistricting | Legislatively-referred Constitutional Amendment | Election Reform | Support | 66Y/34N 100% reported | Passed |
| WA | Referendum 90: Sex Education in Public Schools | Statutory Referendum | Reproductive Health | Approve | 57.82 Approved / 42.18 Rejected | Approved |
| WA | SJR-8212 | Legislatively-referred Constitutional Amendment | Quality of Life | Support | 45.64 Approved / 54.36 Rejected | Defeated |