State governments can also hold ________ to vote on a ballot initiative, a statewide constitutional change or a new constitution, or to replace a U.S.senator who has died or resigned.

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Special elections are typically held by state governments to address specific issues or fill vacancies. These may include voting on a ballot initiative, constitutional changes or electing a replacement U.S. senator. Recall elections, referendums, and crossover voting are types of elections that may be held in some states, but they do not necessarily pertain to the scenarios described in the question. Presidential elections are federal elections that are held every four years to elect the President of the United States, and do not relate to state government functions.

State Governments Can Also Hold ________ to Vote on a Ballot