A ballot measure to institute an age limit on members of Congress will pass in North Dakota, according to a projection from Decision Desk HQ. The measure will prohibit anyone from being elected or appointed to represent the state in the Senate or the House if they would be 81 years old by the end of the year preceding the end of their term. But the measure will likely face legal challenges before it can go into effect. The Constitution sets minimum age requirements for those serving in Congress — 25 years old for the House and 30 years old for the Senate — but it does not reference any upper limit. A 1995 Supreme Court ruling that decided states cannot impose additional restrictions
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