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Question 4: Nevada could become first state to put voters' rights into its constitution

Nevada could become the first state to put voters' rights into its constitution. Question four would guarantee equal access to voting without discrimination, intimidation, or coercion. Supporters say while the U.S. Constitution bans voting discrimination it does not explicitly state that all citizens have a right to vote. The constitution leaves specific voting procedures up to states.

By: Jason Dinant

Posted at 10:32 PM, Oct 11, 2020

and last updated 2020-10-12 01:32:45-04

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Nevada could become the first state to put voters' rights into its constitution.

Question four would guarantee equal access to voting without discrimination, intimidation, or coercion.

Supporters say while the U.S. Constitution bans voting discrimination it does not explicitly state that all citizens have a right to vote.

The constitution leaves specific voting procedures up to states.

To read the full ballot question visit BallotPedia.org.

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Question 4: Nevada could become first state to put voters' rights into its constitution

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