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Florida House Bill 1355 (2011)

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Florida House Bill 1355 (2011)

Legislature:	Florida State Legislature
Text:	As enrolled
Legislative History
Legal Environment
State law:	Laws governing the initiative process in Florida
Impact on initiative rights
	CICF rating: Reduces Access

1 External links
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Florida House Bill 1355 is a 2011 Florida law that contains extensive modifications to Florida's election law. With respect to initiative and referendum, the bill cuts the signature gathering period from 4 to 2 years. It also shortens the window for challenging legislatively-referred ballot questions.^[1]

External links

Bill Information, House Bill 1355

References

↑ Tampa Bay Online, "State law limits citizens' ability to get amendments on ballot," May 24, 2011

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