Idaho Statutes

§ 34-1801 — STATEMENT OF LEGISLATIVE INTENT AND LEGISLATIVE PURPOSE

Idaho·Title 34 ELECTIONS·Ch. 18 INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM ELECTIONS
The legislature of the state of Idaho finds that there have been incidents of fraudulent and misleading practices in soliciting and obtaining signatures on initiative or referendum petitions, or both, that false signatures have been placed upon initiative or referendum petitions, or both, that difficulties have arisen in determining the identity of petition circulators and that substantial danger exists that such unlawful practices will or may continue in the future. In order to prevent and deter such behavior, the legislature determines that it is necessary to provide easy identity to the public of those persons who solicit or obtain signatures on initiative or referendum petitions, or both, and of those persons for whom they are soliciting and obtaining signatures and to inform the publi

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Legislative History

[34-1801, added 1997, ch. 266, sec. 2, p. 758.]

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