Male voters 21 years or older ratified the constitution, including the declaration of rights, that was proposed by the convention.

The state's voters ratified the amended constitution on March 26, 1863.

In electing these two, the voters have ratified the idea that honorable people stood on both sides of the debate over the war.

They have proposed 64 amendments, of which the voters have ratified 26.

Laws regulating elections were also passed; in fact, however, voters simply ratified choices previously made by church leaders.

In 1982, voters ratified the constitution of the state, which was to be called New Columbia.

But 14 months after voters ratified the plan, not a single conversion has taken place.

The state's voters ratified the slave freedom amendment on March 26, 1863.

The central question was not whether voters would ratify the treaty.

He was elected governor in April 1868, during the same election in which the voters ratified the new state constitution.