§ 13282 Ballot Title Public Review
This law says the Attorney General must give the Secretary of State a short title and summary of any ballot measure, and the Secretary must let the public look at it for at least 20 days before the ballot is printed.
A new school funding measure is being put on the ballot. The Attorney General sends a short title and summary to the Secretary of State, and the Secretary posts it online for everyone to read for 20 days before the ballots are printed.
People can read the short description during those 20 days, and if someone thinks the description is wrong, they can ask a court to change or remove it.
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§ 13282 Ballot Title Public Review
Last verified: January 10, 2026