Was a law passed by the legislature or was it ballot measure to begin all ballot measures in this state?

In many states, ballot measures can originate either from the legislature or through citizen initiatives. If a law was passed by the legislature to allow for ballot measures, it would typically establish the framework for how those measures can be proposed and voted on. However, in some cases, the process for ballot measures may be initiated directly by citizens through petitions. To determine the specific method used in a particular state, one would need to consult that state's legislative history or electoral laws.