§ 104 Petition Circulator Declaration Requirements
This law says anyone who gathers signatures for a petition must attach a signed statement that includes their name, address, the dates they collected signatures, and a few promises about the signatures.
A neighborhood group is collecting signatures to ask the city council for a new park.
When they turn in the petition, they have to include a paper where the person who collected the signatures writes their name, where they live, the dates they got the signatures, says they saw each person sign, believes each signature is real, is at least 18 years old, and if needed shows each signer a correct “Official Top Funders” sheet. They then sign this paper, saying it's true, and note the date and place.
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§ 104 Petition Circulator Declaration Requirements
Last verified: January 10, 2026