Constitution Day was celebrated across the United States with various events highlighting the importance and ongoing relevance of the U.S. Constitution. Union University hosted lectures focusing on religious liberty and the impact of Christian nationalism. A panel at Utah Valley University discussed Amendment D, which would grant the Legislature power over citizen initiatives but was ruled void due to procedural issues. Celebrations also included a bell-ringing ceremony by the Daughters of the American Revolution in Idaho Falls and a voter registration drive at the University of Arkansas at Fort Smith, emphasizing the Constitution's role in democracy. Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch discussed his new book on the consequences of over-regulation at the National Constitution Center. Sacramento held an event at the federal courthouse to honor the Constitution's 237th anniversary.