Modifies provisions for initiative petitions and referendums
Reported Do Pass (H)
Summary
The bill replaces several existing statutes with new sections that set out how citizens can submit petitions to place new laws or constitutional amendments on the ballot, and how they can request a referendum on laws already passed. It requires a standardized petition format, a notarized circulator affidavit, and makes it a Class A misdemeanor to sign a petition with a false name, sign more than once, or sign without being a registered voter. The changes are meant to tighten verification and create uniform paperwork.
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