The vast majority of the New York State Bar Association’s House of Delegates on Saturday voted in favor of holding a constitutional convention.
One hundred and eleven members of House of Delegates, the decision and policy-making arm of the association, voted in favor of revising the state constitution at a meeting in Cooperstown. Twenty-eight delegates opposed the proposal and one abstained.
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