Petition drive

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A petition drive is an organized effort by the sponsors of a ballot measure to collect sufficient valid signatures for the measure they support to be certified to appear on the ballot.

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Signature requirements
Signature
requirements

Alaska • Arizona • Arkansas • California • Colorado • Florida • Idaho • Illinois • Maine • Maryland • Massachusetts • Michigan • Mississippi • Missouri • Montana • Nebraska • Nevada • New Mexico • North Dakota • Ohio • Oklahoma • Oregon • South Dakota • Utah • Washington • Washington, D.C. • Wyoming

Petition
companies

American Petition Consultants • Arno Political Consultants • Bader & Associates • Canvasser Services • Capitol Assets • Democracy Direct • Democracy Resources • Discovery Petition Management • Fieldworks • JSM, Inc. • Kimball Petition Management • Lamm Consulting • Masterson & Wright • National Ballot Access • National Petition Management • National Solutions • National Voter Outreach • Progressive Campaigns, Inc.

Terms

Approved for circulation • Circulation period • Circulator • Circulator affidavit • Forged signature • Fraudulent signature • Invalid signature • Paid circulator • Petition • Random sampling • Registered voter • Signature certification • Signer • Signer intent • Valid signature • Volunteer circulator

Petition drive
deadlines

2008 deadlines • 2009 deadlines • 2010 deadlines

Signature law

States where signature requirements are based on votes cast for governor

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