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Three states--Kentucky,^[1] Maryland and New Mexico--afford their citizens the right of a veto referendum.

Veto referendum is a synonym for a citizen referendum. It is also sometimes called a statute referendum or a "statute remand". It refers to times when:

• A state government enacts a new law;
• A group that opposes the new law collects enough signatures within the statutory timeframe in that state to place that new law on a statewide ballot for the voters to either endorse it as a law, or to withhold their approval.

See also

• Kentucky signature requirements
• Maryland signature requirements
• New Mexico signature requirements
• Forms of direct democracy in the American states

References

1. ↑ Direct Democracy League's list of states with veto referendum

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