Rescinding all previous requests by the Alaska State Legislature to call for a constitutional convention under art. V of the Constitution of the United States.
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This resolution aims to formally end Alaska’s previous efforts to call for a constitutional convention through Article V of the U.S. Constitution. It specifically rescinds all prior requests made by the Alaska State Legislature to Congress to convene a convention for proposing constitutional amendments. The resolution seeks to ensure that these past requests are no longer considered active and are removed from official records. Essentially, Alaska is withdrawing its previous invitations for a constitutional convention.
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