Amend the state Constitution to give the people the powers of initiative, referendum and recall

HJR 10 proposes amending West Virginia's constitution to grant voters direct authority to propose new laws (initiative) and reject existing laws (referendum) at all government levels. It would require petitions signed by 10% of voters in each district (with statewide initiatives needing signatures in two-thirds of counties), and set procedures for these votes to occur at regular elections. The bill must first gain two-thirds approval in both legislative chambers before being submitted to voters for ratification in the 2028 election. If passed, it would enable West Virginia citizens to directly influence state and local laws without legislative approval.