In what year did North Dakota vote on a new constitution?

North Dakota voted on a new constitution in 1972. This marked a significant moment in the state's governance, as it was the first major overhaul of the original constitution adopted in 1889. The new constitution aimed to modernize various aspects of state governance and included provisions that aligned more closely with contemporary values and legal standards. It addressed issues such as taxation, education, and the structure of government. The 1972 vote resulted in approval of the new constitution, which has since served as the foundation for North Dakota's legal and political framework.