Signature requirements for ballot measures in Connecticut

This page details signature requirements for statewide ballot measures in Connecticut.

Laws
List of measures

Connecticut is one of the 24 states that do not have initiative and referendum. Thus, Connecticut citizens cannot qualify a ballot measure for the statewide ballot through collecting signatures, and there is no signature requirement for ballot measures in Connecticut.

See also

• Laws governing ballot measures in Connecticut
• Ballot access requirements for political candidates in Connecticut

External links

Suggest a link

• Connecticut Secretary of State, "2012 State Election Calendar," November 2011
• Connecticut Secretary of State, "Nominating Petitions"
• Connecticut Secretary of State, "Write-in Candidates"
• Connecticut Secretary of State, "Frequently Asked Questions"

Laws governing ballot measures in the United States

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Changes to laws governing ballot measures

Types of ballot measures

Citizen-initiated ballot measures • Legislatively referred ballot measures • Automatically referred ballot measures • Commission-referred ballot measures • Convention-referred constitutional amendments

Ballot measure policy terms

Glossary of ballot measure policy terms