OH HJR6

Proposes to amend Ohio Constitution to require at least 60% of voters (instead of simple majority) to approve any constitutional amendment initiated by petition or proposed by the General Assembly.

Changes approval threshold for constitutional amendments in Article II (initiative and referendum) and Article XVI (General Assembly-proposed amendments and constitutional conventions) from majority to 60%.

Requires dual ballot questions for constitutional amendments that would allegedly create monopolies, oligopolies, cartels, specify tax rates, or confer exclusive commercial rights, with both questions needing 60% approval for amendment to take effect.

Maintains existing restrictions on initiative power regarding property tax classification and land value taxation.

Scheduled for special election on May 2, 2023, and requires three-fifths approval by both houses of the General Assembly to advance to voters.