What measure can citizens use to vote down the state government's legislation?

Citizens can use a referendum or ballot initiative to vote down state government legislation. This process typically involves gathering a certain number of signatures to qualify a measure for the ballot, allowing voters to decide directly on the proposed repeal or amendment of the legislation in question. Additionally, citizens can engage in lobbying efforts or advocacy campaigns to mobilize public opinion against the legislation and encourage legislative representatives to reconsider or overturn it.