Art. On the graphic below, select either Citizen Initiatives or Popular Referenda at the top of the map. Does the law in question take effect before the referendum vote: If a referendum petition is filed against a part of a statute, the remainder of the statute shall not be delayed from going into effect (Const., art II, 10(a)). Subject restrictions: No law that relates to religion, religious practices or religious institutions; or to the appointment, qualification, tenure, removal or compensation of judges; or to the powers, creation or abolition of courts; or the operation of which is restricted to a particular town, city or other political division or to particular districts or localities of the commonwealth; or that appropriates money for the current or ordinary expenses of the commonwealth or for any of its departments, boards, commissions or institutions shall be the subject of a referendum petition (Const. Proponent financial disclosure requirements: Include but are not limited to filing with the secretary of state, written disclaimers when publicizing, limits on contributions, detailed contribution reports, unexpended campaign contributions, and rules promulgated by secretary of state (C.R.S.A. 1953 20A-11-101; 20A-11-801; 20A-11-802; 20A-11-803). Proponent organization and requirements: Sponsors must designate a committee of three to five people who shall represent them in all matters related to the petition (ORC 3519.02). Petitions always include a title and/or summary of the proposed measure, although who writes this information varies. Art. Const. Const. The official title of the bill that is subject to the referendum appears on the ballot. XI, 3 and AS 15.45.320(5)). Const. Campaign statements must be filed by the 11th day before the election, the thirtieth day after the election, April 25 and July 25 every year, Oct. 25 in odd-numbered years. 14, 9). 2, 9; Const. Conflicting measures: Measure with the most affirmative votes prevails (OH Const. 53 7). Only regular state, congressional and municipal elections, and filed at least four months before election. Const. 19, 2), Ballot title and summary: Secretary of state, in consultation with the attorney general (N.R.S. What is on each petition: The full text of the measure, match secretary of states template, be the correct color and state if the circulator is paid (O.R.S. Art. A petition for direct initiative that is approved by the secretary of state and submitted to the legislature must be afforded a public hearing conducted by the joint standing committee that has jurisdiction over the subject matter. 2, 10). V, 3 and OK Stat. Petition title and summary creation: Proponents draft (NRS 32-1405). . answer choices. Allowed to pay another for their signature: Prohibited (IC 34-1821). Art. Law 7-103(c). Public hearings are held in each congressional district (Neb. 3, 53). Const. The Law of Direct Democracy Carolina Academic Press. 21 1 and A.R.S. Timeline for collecting signatures: Eighteen months or until April 30 of the year of the next general election, whichever is earlier (I.C. Who can sign the petition: Electors of the state (OH Const. Art. Petition title and summary creation: Sponsors draft title (Const. 5, 6; 34 Okl.St.Ann. 5, 1). No earlier than 75 days, and no later than 15 days, voter information pamphlet and newspaper publication (U.C.A. 168.482; 168.544c). Const. 19-121), Submission deadline of signatures: Four months before election (A.R.S. Verification: Not specified: "The Secretary of State shall determine the validity of the petition and issue a written decision stating the reasons for the decision within 30 days from the date of filing of a written petition." Art. Withdrawal of petition: None, the withdrawal process specified in statute applies only to initiative petitions (CRS 1-40-134). Art. IV, pt. Timeline for taking effect: 10 days after the official declaration of the vote (Const.

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