§ 103502 Election Proposition Timing Limits
This law says if people vote 'no' on a big idea, the government can't ask them to vote on the same idea again for six months. But if a lot of people sign a paper asking for another vote, they can have one sooner.
A school wants to build a new gym, but the town votes 'no'.
The school can't ask the town to vote again for six months. But if 15% of the town signs a paper saying they want another vote, the school can ask sooner.
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§ 103502 Election Proposition Timing Limits
Last verified: January 11, 2026