[Answer] Which state's constitution wasn't ratified for 150 years due to an error in Congress?

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...1. Nebraska 2. North Dakota 3. West Virginia 4. Ohio

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Ohio - In 1953, then-President Eisenhower signed a law that set the record straight on when Ohio official became a state. The law was necessary because of an oversight on the part of Congress back on February 19, 1803. On that date, Congress voted to approve Ohio’s petition for statehood, but failed to follow through with the appropriate steps to actually make that happen. The mistake went uncorrected for a whopping 150 years until Representative George H. Bender introduced a bill to grant Ohio statehood and to make the declaration retroactive to 1803. On May 19, 1953, the House approved the bill and Ohio went legit.:

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