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Congress may call a Constitutional Convention by what vote?
- Two-thirds of all its Members
- Three-fourths of all its Members
- A majority of each House
- A majority of all its Members, without further steps
Answer
A. Two-thirds of all its Members
Solution
Art. XVII, Sec. 3: by a vote of two-thirds of all its Members; or by a majority vote, submit to the electorate the question of calling a convention.
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