Category:Laws governing the initiative process

B

• [+] Ballot access legal cases
• [+] Ballot title litigation

C

• [+] Changes to laws governing the initiative process

D

• [+] Defining a valid signature
• [+] Distribution requirements

L

• [+] Laws governing petition circulators
• [+] Laws governing the initiative process in California

P

• [+] Prohibited initiative subjects

S

• [+] Signature or circulator requirements
• [+] State Initiative Laws

A

• ACLU v. Lomax
• American Constitutional Law Foundation
• Arizona House Bill 2288 (2008)
• Arizona House Bill 2338 (2007)

B

• Ballot title litigation
• Ballotpedia:WikiProject Law

C

• California Senate Bill 1686 (2008)
• Chemical Specialties Manufacturers Association v. Deukmejian

F

• Fashion Valley Mall v. National Labor Relations Board (2008)
• Florida Senate Bill 2340 (2008)

L

• LIMIT v. Maleng
• Laws governing ballot measures in Hawaii
• Laws governing ballot measures in Illinois
• Laws governing ballot measures in Kansas

L cont.

• Laws governing ballot measures in New Hampshire
• Laws governing direct democracy in Iowa
• Laws governing direct democracy in Minnesota
• Laws governing direct democracy in Virginia
• Laws governing the initiative process
• Laws governing the initiative process in Ohio
• Legislative tampering
• List of Ballotpedia articles about ballot initiative laws

M

• Michigan Senate Bill 1086 (2008)
• Michigan Senate Bill 1087 (2008)
• Michigan Senate Joint Resolution K (2008)
• Missouri House Bill 1763 (2008)
• Missouri Senate Bill 797

N

• Nebraska Legislative Bill 575 (2009)
• Nevada Assembly Bill 604 (2007)

N cont.

• Nevada Senate Bill 549 (2007)

O

• Oklahoma House Bill 2869 (2008)
• Oregon House Bill 2082 (2007)

P

• Padilla v. Lever
• Petition signature withdrawal
• Portal:Law
• Pseudo-reforms of the ballot initiative process

R

• Recent changes to laws affecting ballot initiatives

S

• South Dakota House Bill to Restrict Initiative Rights (2007)

T

• Template:Laws governing the initiative process
• Time, place and manner restrictions

W

• Washington House Bill 1645 (1993)
• Washington House Bill 2601