Illinois Constitution Ratification Question (1970)

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The Illinois Constitution Ratification Question occurred on December 15, 1970. It was a statewide vote on whether to adopt the fourth, and current, version of the Illinois Constitution.

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• Understanding the Illinois Constitution

v • d • e Illinois Constitution Illinois Constitution • Preamble • Article I • Article II • Article III • Article IV • Article V • Article VI • Article VII • Article VIII • Article IX • Article X • Article XI • Article XII • Article XIII • Article XIV • Schedule

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