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Ballotpedia's Tuesday Count for 2015

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This chart shows on a week-by-week basis the number of ballot measures that were certified for the 2015 ballot.[1]

Approveda Certified means that the relevant state election authority legally determined that the ballot measure would be on a statewide ballot.
Approveda Ballot measures listed in the third column were certified in the week leading up to that Tuesday's count.

One of the reasons that Ballotpedia staffers create this week-by-week certification chart each year (starting in 2010) is to enable a rough estimate as the year progresses about how many total measures will ultimately be on the ballot. That's because there is a rough correlation between how many measures are certified on, say, June 15 and how many ultimately qualify for the ballot.[2]

The total number of measures placed on 2015 ballots ended at 28 measures in 9 states.

Tuesday Count chart

Tuesday Total measures certified Added/subtracted this week Net change
2014:
December 16 1 +1
December 23 3 +2
December 30 3 +0
2015:
January 6 3 +0
January 13 3 +0
January 20 4 +1
January 27 5 +1
February 3 5 +0
February 10 5 +0
February 17 5 +0
February 24 5 +0
March 3 5 +0
March 10 5 +0
March 17 5 +0
March 24 5 +0
March 31 5 +0
April 7 5 +0
April 14 5 +0
April 21 5 +0
April 28 5 +0
May 5 5 +0
May 12 6 +1
May 19 6 +0
May 26 9 +3
June 2 12 +3
June 9 15 +3
June 16 17 +2
June 23 17 +0
June 30 19 +2
July 7 20 +1
July 14 21 +1
July 21 21 +0
July 28 26 +5
August 4 27 +1
August 11 28 +1

Footnotes

  1. If it was discovered in, for example, June that the chart had been missing a measure all year that was legally certified before January 1, the chart was retroactively updated in each cell to reflect that reality.
  2. "Ballot measures certified over time"