Constitutional amendments can be ratified by
A) a two-thirds vote in Congress.
B) a three-fourths vote in Congress.
C) a two-thirds vote in either state legislatures or state conventions.
D) a three-fourths vote in either state legislatures or state conventions.
E) a unanimous vote of the president and the president's cabinet.

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Constitutional amendments are ratified by a three-fourths vote in either state legislatures or state conventions, as outlined in Article V of the U.S. Constitution.

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