The Utah Supreme Court ruled today that the state must accept signatures on internet petitions for candidate ballot access. While this case doesn't deal directly with the issue of initiative petition signatures, it could open the door to allowing electronic signatures on initiative petitions. Read more from the Associated Press.
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06/22/2010
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