Convention of States Action

Convention of States Action is an organization advocating for a constitutional process called a "Constitutional Convention" or "amendment convention." This process allows states to propose amendments to the U.S. Constitution by petitioning Congress, which then calls a convention if enough states agree. The goal is to address issues like government overreach, fiscal responsibility, and individual rights. Supporters believe it provides a peaceful, constitutional way for states to make significant reforms, while opponents worry about potential risks to constitutional stability. The organization promotes awareness, legislation, and state-level efforts to advance this approach.