WATCH: Delaware Debates COS

Convention of States grassroots supporters are turning out in droves to champion Article V as COS takes America by storm. To stay up to date about our relentless legislative advocacy and efforts to spread the word about Article V, tune in weekly to COS NOW, a video recap highlighting the most significant COS-related news of the week. Alternatively, catch up on these updates right here on the COS blog.

1. Delaware State Senate VOTES on COS Application in Surprise Hearing

The Delaware State Senate unexpectedly voted on Senate Concurrent Resolution (SCR) 100, an application for an Article V convention. Although the measure failed to garner the requisite votes, the session allowed grassroots members of the Delaware team to testify before the Senate on behalf of the bill.

2. BREAKING: New Poll Shows Strong Support for Convention of States among Ohioans

According to groundbreaking new polling from Susquehanna Polling and Research, Ohio voters overwhelmingly support the grassroots-led effort to call an Article V convention. This movement, aimed at restraining the federal government through constitutional amendments, has garnered significant bipartisan backing across the state.

3. Breaking Down Ohio Opposition Hearing

Earlier this month the Ohio House Government Oversight Committee heard public testimony opposing our Article V resolution. We’ll break down how they use shady tactics that confuse the issue for legislators.

Watch here.

4. Ohio considers 34|Ready

The Ohio House Government Oversight Committee held a legislative sponsor hearing regarding HB 607, which is 34|Ready legislation in preparation for how the Ohio legislature will proceed in the appointment of, and instructions to, delegates to an Article V convention.

5. Premier Article V scholar uncovers new Founding-Era evidence for convention

Renowned constitutional scholar and author of “The Law of Article V,” Professor Robert G. Natelson recently uncovered Founding-Era documentation proving that the Article V convention stands as a distinct entity separate from the historical Constitutional Convention.

Read more here.

Watch the full episode of COS NOW below for more!