[knarf]

No state Constitution oversteps The Constitution of the United States .... but I have not done a compare/contrast study.

[ProgressingAmerica]

The issue is not overstepping. The issue is footprint size. The enumerated powers list for the United States Constitution is only 17. Now I know there are implications here, but the reverse is a query into what is the enumerated powers list like for each state?

There is no such enumerated powers list in any state constitution that I am aware of(there might be), but if a state had one it would be thousands of entries long. Not 17.

[jimfree]

Many state constitutions grant more rights than are explicit in the federal version. So, in that sense they might Trump the Constitution, but they may not take away federal rights.

[C210N]

No state Constitution oversteps The Constitution of the United States ...

The problem is that the US Constitution oversteps the State Constitutions, by Congressional and other actions beyond the enumerated powers.

[nathanbedford]

No longer a government of limited powers, the commerce clause together with broad applications of the privacy provisions of the federal Constitution and applications of the 14th amendment have effectively destroyed federalism and regrettably "overstepped" state constitutions.