States lacking initiative or referendum
From Ballotpedia
Many states still lack the right to initiative and referendum. In some of these states, however, lower-level jurisdictions may indeed possess many rights of plebiscite.
- Alabama and its subdivisions
- Connecticut and its subdivisions
- Delaware and its subdivisions
- Georgia and its subdivisions
- Hawaii and its subdivisions
- Indiana and its subdivisions
- Iowa and its subdivisions
- Kentucky and its subdivisions
- Kansas and its subdivisions
- Louisiana and its subdivisions
- Maryland and its subdivisions
- Minnesota and its subdivisions
- New Hampshire and its subdivisions
- New Jersey and its subdivisions
- New Mexico and its subdivisions
- New York and its subdivisions
- North Carolina and its subdivisions
- Pennsylvania and its subdivisions
- Rhode Island and its subdivisions
- South Carolina and its subdivisions
- Tennessee and its subdivisions
- Texas and its subdivisions
- Vermont and its subdivisions
- Virginia and its subdivisions
- West Virginia and its subdivisions
- Wisconsin and its subdivisions
See also states with initiative or referendum.
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