Wyoming § 22-24-308 Grounds for denying certification of initiative
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Wyoming Statutes

§ 22-24-308 — Grounds for denying certification of initiative application

Wyoming § 22-24-308

Title 22Elections

Ch. 24INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM

Art. 3INITIATIVE

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 22-24-308 (2026).

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(a)The secretary of state shall deny final certification of an initiative application if he determines that:

(i)The proposed bill to be initiated is not in the required form, including the requirements of W.S. 8-1-105;

(ii)The application is not in the required form;

(iii)The committee of applicants failed to submit a sufficient number of qualified registered voters as sponsors within thirty (30) days after submitting its final proposed bill and application for certification; or

(iv)The proposed bill was not submitted for review and comment in accordance with W.S. 22-24-304.

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(a) The secretary of state shall deny final certification
of an initiative application if he determines that:
(i) The proposed bill to be initiated is not in the
required form, including the requirements of W.S. 8-1-105;
(ii) The application is not in the required form;
(iii) The committee of applicants failed to submit a
sufficient number of qualified registered voters as sponsors
within thirty (30) days after submitting its final proposed bill
and application for certification; or
(iv) The proposed bill was not submitted for review
and comment in accordance with W.S. 22-24-304.

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