In Nevada, amendments be proposed by initiative.

True or false?

Answer:True

Explanation:

In Nevada, citizens also have the power to refer laws to a vote of the people. If the law is rejected, then it is repealed. If it is affirmed, then the law remains in effect and cannot be repealed without a popular vote. The Nevada State Legislature may also place measures on the ballot as legislatively referred constitutional amendments by a majority vote in two consecutive regular sessions--these only require approval in one election.