Ohio Constitutional Modernization Commission

The Ohio Constitutional Modernization Commission is a state-appointed body tasked with reviewing Ohio’s Constitution to identify outdated, outdated, or problematic provisions. Its goal is to recommend updates or reforms that improve clarity, fairness, and effectiveness of the state's fundamental laws. The commission conducts research, holds hearings, and consults experts and the public to develop proposals, which may then be submitted for voter approval. Established to ensure Ohio’s Constitution remains modern and functional, it plays a crucial role in guiding potential amendments that reflect contemporary values and needs.