Louisiana legislators might put portions of a constitutional amendment overhauling state budget and tax policies back on the ballot, even after voters overwhelmingly rejected the wide-ranging proposal in Saturday’s election.

Voters rejected Amendment 2, which was championed by Gov. Jeff Landry as part of his broader plan to reform the state's tax structure. Part of the proposal was passed by lawmakers during a special session,

Louisiana voters have seen political mail, online advertising and even television spots about the four constitutional amendments on the ballot Saturday, but weak public financial disclosure laws make it difficult to say who is paying for those election efforts.