Voters in North Dakota on Tuesday backed a state constitutional amendment that would impose age restrictions on congressional candidates.
The new measure bans people from running for a House or Senate seat in North Dakota "if that person could attain 81 years of age by December 31st of the year immediately preceding the end of the term."
61% of voters on Tuesday approved the measure, while 39% opposed it.
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