On November 2, voters will be asked if Michigan should throw out the current Constitution, created in 1963, and write a new one.&nbsp;&nbsp; This questions is asked every 16 years.&nbsp; How does a Constitutional Convention come about?&nbsp; If voters approve it, what issues might be considered?&nbsp;&nbsp; Peter Luke, at MLive.com, gives us a decription of the process and discusses possible issues in his article, &quot;<span style="font-size: small;"><a href="http://www.mlive.com/news/index.ssf/2010/10/michigan_voters_face_decision.html">Michigan voters face decision about the state constitution on Nov. 2: Should we go back to square one?</a>&quot;</span>
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