Once citizens obtain the signatures required to get a constitutional initiative placed on the ballot, experience has shown that

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Once a constitutional initiative is placed on the ballot, opposing interests will likely voice their objections and attempt to sway public opinion. This can lead to a contentious debate and potentially influence how people vote on the initiative. It is not necessarily true that a majority of the electorate will vote in favor of the change or that the legislature will change the provisions of the initiative. Apathy may also be a factor, but it is not the most significant response typically observed.

Once Citizens Obtain the Signatures Required to Get a Constitutional