Ballot Quiz, July 25 (2011)

This week's quiz features a challenging weekly map question! Test your knowledge!

Points added for a correct answer:
Points for a wrong answer:
Ignore the questions' coefficients:

1. Legislative referrals were added to the Montana 2012 ballot measure count this week. How many were added?

	5
→	No, but this is the total number of measures on the Montana ballot
	4
→	This is correct.
	3
→	Correct! You can read more about this measure here.
	2
→	Sorry! The petition drive deadline in this state was on July 8.

2. In Ohio, a health care initiative was sent to the ballot for 2011.

	TRUE.
→	This measure's signatures are currently being verified.
	FALSE.
→	The measure that was certified was an initiative, but it was the Senate Bill5 veto referendum.

3. Initiatives in _____ and ______ were given the green light to circulate this week, according to Ballotpedia's Tuesday Count.

	Missouri and Ohio
→	Sorry!
	California and North Dakota
→	This answer is the correct one.
	Arizona and Washington
→	Nope!
	Oklahoma and Florida
→	Incorrect.

4. WEEKLY MAP QUESTION: This map shows states that had ballot measures in _____. This year saw a same-sex marriage ban amendment in Kansas, a question whether to establish the office of lieutenant governor in New Jersey, and five bond questions in Maine. A total of 45 measures were on the ballot.

	2000
→	204 measures were on the ballot this year.
	2007
→	43 measures were on the ballot./span>
	2005
→	Yes! Read more about 2005's ballot measures.
	2002
→	40 states had measures on the ballot that year.

5. August 3 marks the deadline for 2012 initiatives to be proposed in what state?

	California
→	This is incorrect.
	Missouri
→	This is incorrect.
	Alaska
→	Sorry, but read more about Alaska 2012 ballot measures.
	Massachusetts
→	This is correct! Supporters then have until this date to turn in signatures.

6. BONUS!

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See also

• 2011 ballot measures
• Local ballot measure elections in 2011
• Quizzes by Ballotpedia