Circulator

From Ballotpedia

Circulator is the catch-all term for people who--during the legally-defined period for voters to sign petitions to place initiatives or names of candidates on the ballot--ask people to sign a petition.

	v • d • e Laws governing the initiative process
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Signatures	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
Lawsuits	2010 litigation • 2009 litigation • 2008 litigation • Ballot title litigation • Lawsuit news • Pay-per-signature litigation • Petitioner access • Post-certification signature challenges • Prohibited subjects • Signature challenges • Signature recovery lawsuits • Single-subject lawsuits • Superseding initiatives
Requirements	Access • Badges • Ballot title issues • Deadlines • Defining a signature • Distribution • Pay restrictions • Signature withdrawal • Residency • Signature numbers • Single subject • Signature transcription
Changes	2007 changes • 2008 changes • 2009 changes • Pseudo-reforms of the ballot initiative process
Terms	Ballot summary • Circulation period • Circulator • Circulator affidavit • Forged signature • Fraudulent signature • Invalid signature • Legislative tampering • Paid circulator • Petition • Registered voter • Signer • Valid signature • Volunteer circulator