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An '''Article V Convention''' (also referred to as a "[[Convention of States]]" or a "Constitutional Convention", the latter often referred to simply as a "[[Con Con]]") is one of two methods outlined in the [[U.S. Constitution]] allowing for its amendment.
 
An '''Article V Convention''' (also referred to as a "[[Convention of States]]" or a "Constitutional Convention", the latter often referred to simply as a "[[Con Con]]") is one of two methods outlined in the [[U.S. Constitution]] allowing for its amendment.
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Since 2016, seven states have rescinded all of their applications for an Article V Convention:
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*Delaware (2016)
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*Maryland (2017)
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*New Mexico (2017)
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*Nevada (2017)
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*Colorado (2021)
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*New Jersey (2021)
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*Illinois (2022)
    
The [[United States Constitution:Article V]] states that:
 
The [[United States Constitution:Article V]] states that:
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