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Two Washington D.C.-based leftist groups, The Fairness Project and the National Education Association, have contributed nearly $2 million to oppose South Dakota's Amendment L, which aims to make constitutional changes more difficult by requiring a 60% voter approval. These groups support expanding abortion rights and progressive education policies, and they are funding 'No on L' ads to prevent the amendment from passing in South Dakota.

Amendment L on the South Dakota ballot would require a 60 percent vote to amend the state Constitution, making it harder for special-interest groups to enshrine policies like abortion or marijuana legalization. Supporters argue the measure protects South Dakota's Constitution from deceptive out-of-state influence and preserves rights related to faith, family, and freedom.