Cardano Constitutional Committee Renewal Approved with 72.0% Support

The renewal proposal for the Constitutional Committee in Cardano's ADA on-chain governance was ratified on September 1. According to DRepTalk, the DRep approval rate was 72.0%, while the SPO approval rate was recorded at 56.1%. The proposal titled 'Update Constitutional Committee 2026' has been marked as Ratified, and the same proposal is also indicated as Ratified in CGOV. This proposal involves the process of refilling four seats in the Constitutional Committee based on the results of the 2026 elections, with the actual on-chain implementation expected to occur at the transition from Epoch 653 to 654 on September 6. The new members elected include Marek Mahut, Philip Disaro, Leandros BSP, and Cardano Curia, while the existing members will retain their positions. Following the renewal, the Constitutional Committee will operate with a total of seven members. The Constitutional Committee serves as a body to verify on-chain governance actions in accordance with the Cardano Constitution, and there were concerns about operational risks if this renewal had not been completed on time. Supporters emphasized the continuity of the Constitutional Committee, while opponents argued that it excludes options for power distribution. After the final ratification, Cardano governance will proceed with the renewed seven-member Constitutional Committee for the next steps.

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