The Hidden Consequences of Amendment 2

Did you know Amendment 2 changes everything from church property protections to local tax control to education trust funds—all in one vote?

This proposed amendment violates Louisiana’s "one object" rule, which requires constitutional changes to be voted on one at a time. Instead, it bundles together over 100 pages of changes, forcing voters into an all-or-nothing decision.

Want a teacher pay raise? You’ll have to accept restrictions on local tax control. Like one change? You might unknowingly approve dozens you don’t support.

William Most argues that this lack of transparency is a fundamental problem. Should voters be forced to accept a package deal, or should each change be decided separately? Let’s hear your thoughts.