SEA has put together a list of state ballot measures that involved science including info on what the end result was. The list can be found here and below. It was particularly interesting that Colorado rejected an amendment to the state constitution that defined "the moment in which an egg becomes an established "person."" Also heartening was the passing of the Minnesota constitutional amendment to "allocate funding for protecting Minnesota's water sources, environment, cultural heritage through an increased sales and use tax rate."
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It took them long enough, but the Democrats finally are making parliamentary maneuvers work for them, not against them.
Terri Leo just offered an amendment to add a standard to Biology 9:
D) analyze and evaluate the evidence regarding formation of simple organic molecules and their organization into long complex molecules having information such as the DNA molecule for self-replicating life.
I have written extensively in the past about the 14th amendment and the doctrine of incorporation.
Dunbar offers a new amendment to the fraught 3A, formerly the "strengths and weaknesses" language. It would now read: