Which reform measure could people use if they wanted to change a law about taxes? a direct primary an initiative a recall an impeachment

The correct answer is an initiative.

In some states of the U.S., citizens can propose statutes (For example, a law about taxes) that can go to the ballot through the initiative measure. Although its procedures may vary from state to state, in overall, this measure guarantees direct and indirect initiatives.

In the direct process, a citizen can propose a statute, collect enough valid signatures from people and send it to the ballot. In most states, the initiative is passed by the required majority vote. In the indirect initiative, the proposal is sent to the legislature to be approved or rejected. If the legislature approves the proposal (or a similar one) the proposal may go to the ballot.

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