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Petition drive deadlines, 2010

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= A deadline that has passed. Some states have more than one deadline, with differing deadlines depending on the type of ballot measure or because there are multiple stages in the petition submission process.

Status as of September 10

As of September 10, all 2010 petition drive deadlines have passed.

State Filing deadline for 2010 ballot Signatures for amendment Signatures for statute
Alaska January 15 NA 32,734
Arizona July 1 230,046 153,364
Arkansas July 2 77,468 61,974
California Early May 694,354 433,971
Colorado August 2 76,046 76,046
Florida February 676,811 NA
Idaho April 30 NA 51,712
Illinois May 3 278,934 NA
Maine February 1 NA 55,087
Massachusetts December 2, 2009 , June 23 (counties) , July 7 (state) 67,315[1] 67,315[1]
Michigan May 26 , July 5 382,129 305,703
Mississippi October 5, 2009 89,294 NA
Missouri May 2 154,000-230,022[2] 105,000-143,888[2]
Montana June 18 48,673 24,337
Nebraska July 2 Approx. 117,000[3] Approx. 80,992[3]
Nevada June 15[4] 97,002 97,002
North Dakota March 10 (), August 4, 2010 () 25,659 12,829
Ohio December 23, 2009 (), June 30 402,275 120,683 + 120,683
Oklahoma 90 days after circulation starts, or September 2010 219,400 117,013
Oregon July 2 110,358 82,769
South Dakota November 2, 2009 (), April 6() 33,553 16,776
Utah April 15 NA 94,652
Washington July 2 NA 241,153
Wyoming February 8 NA 38,406

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  1. 1.0 1.1 Additional signatures are required at a later date if the first deadline and signature verification process succeeds
  2. 2.0 2.1 In Missouri, the number of signatures is based on which 6 of the state's 9 congressional districts are chosen for qualification purposes
  3. 3.0 3.1 In Nebraska, the number of signatures is unknowable until the filing deadline because the number of required signatures is based on how many names are on the state's voter registration list as of the filing deadline
  4. In Nevada constitutional amendments must be submitted to county clerks/registrars by June 15, 2010.County clerks must then verify and submit the signatures to the secretary of state by no later than August 4, 2010. "Important 2010 Initiative Dates" can be found on the Nevada Secretary of State's website.

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