Sentence examples for qualified a referendum from inspiring English sources
Shortly after the ban was passed, the American Progressive Bag Alliance trade group qualified a referendum — Proposition 67 — to repeal the measure, which had not yet gone into effect.
Shortly after the ban was passed, the American Progressive Bag Alliance trade group qualified a referendum — Proposition 67 — to repeal the measure, which had not yet gone into effect.
Opponents of the deal have submitted 33,189 signatures to the City Clerk, thought to be more than enough to qualify a referendum.
They hope to qualify a referendum for the 2016 state ballot.
On the first day possible NOM hired professional signature gatherers to qualify a referendum to repeal it.
The alliance said it will launch a petition drive to qualify a referendum to repeal SB 270 on the November 2016 ballot.
If the City Council follows its expected path of approving this enormous construction and denying the residents a voice through a Greenlight vote, the Line In The Sand PAC will seek to qualify a referendum against it.
Fearing that, with districts no longer gerrymandered by political horsetrading in the legislature, they would lose their ability to block many fiscal moves through having a "super-minority" of at least a third of the seats in the Senate, they spent heavily to qualify a referendum against the work of the commission created by the redistricting reform commission.
Previous efforts touted by Nixon and other Democrats, however, have fallen short of the necessary signatures needed to qualify for a referendum.
By the group's count, it gathered 13,837 signatures — well above the original 8,000 goal and the roughly 5,800 signatures of local voters needed to qualify for a referendum.
In response, the Local Water Alliance, a group of Hood River County residents that formed to oppose the plant, qualified Tuesday's referendum for the ballot.
