A proposal that would make it harder to put proposed constitutional amendments on the ballot is headed to the full Senate, but Democrats — and some Republicans — say it goes too far.

The Senate Rules Committee on Wednesday voted 10-7 to approve the bill (SB 7094), which would place a series of new restrictions on the ballot-initiative process. But opponents attacked the measure, with one Democratic senator even proposing to name the bill the “Direct Democracy Limitation Act.”