Nevada

Secret Ballot initiative filed in Nevada

CARSON CITY, Nevada: The Nevada Secret Ballot Amendment initiative was filed this week with the secretary of state's office. The measure proposes protecting the "right to vote by secret ballot for elections for public office, for decisions on ballot measures, and for designations of employee representation." In order to qualify the measure for the November 2010 ballot supporters are required to collect a minimum of 97,002 valid signatures.^[1]

The same initiative has been filed in Arizona, Arkansas, Missouri, Colorado, and Utah. Currently, legislation, also known as the Employee Free Choice Act, is pending before the United States Congress that would remove that requirement from federal law.

Government of Nevada
Nevada Constitution • Supreme Court • State Assembly • Senate • Governor • Lieutenant Governor • Attorney General • Secretary of State

Nevada Counties
Churchill • Clark • Douglas • Elko • Esmeralda • Eureka • Humboldt • Lander • Lincoln • Lyon • Mineral • Nye • Pershing • Storey • Washoe • White Pine

Ballots and elections

• State ballot measures
• State ballot measures in 2008
• Local ballot measures
• School district bond issues
• Vote fraud

Laws and history

• Procedures for qualifying an initiative
• Signature requirements
• Laws governing the initiative process
• Laws governing recall
• Laws governing citizen grand juries
• Campaign finance requirements
• History of initiative and referendum

Media and activism

• Newspapers and blogs
• Political consultants
• Political organizations and ballot activists

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