This deadline pertains to when counties must submit petitions with verified signatures to the secretary of state. Application process information: The proponent must file with the secretary of state a typewritten copy of the measure, accompanied by an affidavit that the sponsor is a qualified elector of this state as well as the fiscal requirements of the measure and the source of the revenue needed, and not less than 90 days before first day of legislature (Miss. Collected in-person: Yes (NRS 295.0575). Cannot have been found guilty of a criminal felony or a violation of election laws, fraud, forgery or identification theft, Cannot have been convicted of or pled guilty to crimes involving forgery. Allowed to pay another for their signature: Prohibited (NDCC 16.1-01-12). 74. Pamphlet contains one-sentence statements describing the effect of a "yes" or "no" vote prepared jointly by the attorney general and the state secretary (M.G.L.A. 901), Massachusetts (M.G.L.A. What MAY a successful referendum do? 5, 1), Who can sign the petition: Registered electors who will be eligible to vote on the measure (C.R.S.A. Conflicting measures: Measure receiving most affirmative votes prevails, even if it did not receive the greatest majority of affirmative votes (V.A.M.S. Art. Amend. Upon each of the ballots, following the ballot title or text, the words For the referred law and Against the referred law, must appear. Ballot title and summary: A statement of purpose and implication, not to exceed 135 words, and yes-no statements are drafted by petitioners and reviewed and approved by the attorney general. Art. Which kind of direct democracy asks citizens to confirm or repeal a decision made by the government? Original title of the act that is subject to the referendum is included (A.C.A. 2, Sec. Repeal or change restrictions: No veto from governor, and legislature may pass statutes normally (V.A.M.S. 250.105). 116.332). Colo. Const. For three years, measures can only be proposed again by signatures totaling 25%of total votes cast for governor last election, and special rule for competing measures. V, 3 and OK Stat. No amendatory law adopted in accordance with this provision shall be subject to referendum. Art. Not more than 24 months for collection with a deadline of four months before the election, and by 5 p.m. on the final day. Code Ann. 5, 1; M.G.L.A. called Art. 7-9-404; 406; 407; 408; 409). Who can sign the petition: Any qualified voter (AS 15.45.350). 3, Sec. d. All of the above are tasks of the campaign consultant. 250.105). Timeline for collecting signatures: Six months to turn in signatures once petitions have been titled and certified for circulation (C.R.S.A. 3, 18). Campaign consultants do all of the following except 3, 17(1)). 4, Pt. Const. 72.050 and .060). MT CONST Art. Pamphlet contains one-sentence statements describing the effect of a yes or no vote prepared jointly by the attorney general and the state secretary. Vote requirement for passage: Majority (Const. 12, 2). a. majority (Const. Conflicting measures: No statute found other than if the attorney general determines that their subject/purpose/effect are similar, they will give them identical ballot titles (OR Rev.
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