The procedure in some states that allows citizens to put proposed laws and constitutional amendments on the ballots to approve or reject legislative statutes is called a/an

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The procedure described in the question is the initiative process, which allows citizens to propose laws and constitutional amendments directly rather than relying on legislative action. The term "referendum" also applies to a process that allows citizens to approve or reject legislative action, but they are not typically proposing the action themselves. The terms "recall" and "disposition" are unrelated to this process, and "proposition" could be a synonym for "initiative," but "initiative" is a more commonly used term in this context.

The Procedure in Some States That Allows Citizens to Put