More signatures are needed to qualify a constitutional amendment for the ballot than are needed for regular,statutory initiatives.

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This is true. In most states, the requirements for collecting signatures to place a constitutional amendment on the ballot are higher than for collecting signatures to place a statutory initiative on the ballot. This is because constitutional amendments are considered more significant and long-lasting changes to the state's governing document.

More Signatures Are Needed to Qualify a Constitutional Amendment for the Ballot