Lansing Poll Finds Nearly Half of Michigan Voters Oppose Constitutional Convention
A poll in Lansing indicates that nearly half of Michigan voters oppose a state constitutional convention, which will be presented as Proposal 1 on the November ballot.
Lansing, MI, October 22, 2026 —
A poll in Lansing indicates that nearly half of Michigan voters oppose holding a state constitutional convention, an issue that will appear as Proposal 1 on the November ballot.
The poll summary does not provide an exact percentage, the number of people surveyed, the date of the poll, or the organization that conducted it. It also does not include the wording of the question or details about how respondents answered beyond the finding that nearly half oppose a convention.
The summary does not say how many voters support a convention or are undecided. As a result, the available information does not establish how opinion is divided among those groups or whether opposition represents a majority. No additional findings or explanations for voters’ views were provided.
Proposal 1 will present the convention question to voters on the November ballot. The available summary does not specify further details about the proposal, the process for holding a convention, or what changes a convention could consider.
With those details unavailable, the poll offers a limited snapshot of reported opposition rather than a complete account of voter opinion. The exact level of opposition, the poll’s methodology and the balance of support and undecided responses were not provided.
Story summarized from the original created by Trevor King on www.wlns.com, see more information here.
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