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Proposal C — Amendment to Modify the Method for Counting Signatures of Nomination…
Ann Arbor City · Washtenaw County · on the November 3, 2026 ballot in Ann Arbor City.
Proposal C — Amendment to Modify the Method for Counting Signatures of Nomination…
Amendment to Modify the Method for Counting Signatures of Nomination Petitions Shall Section 13.9 of the City Charter be amended to specify that if an individual signs multiple candidates' nomination petitions for a single elected office, only the earliest-dated signature shall count, and that if two or more signatures bear the same date, none of those signatures shall count? Currently, if an individual signs multiple candidates' nomination petitions for a single office, every signature of that…
Official ballot language
Amendment to Modify the Method for Counting Signatures of Nomination Petitions Shall Section 13.9 of the City Charter be amended to specify that if an individual signs multiple candidates' nomination petitions for a single elected office, only the earliest-dated signature shall count, and that if two or more signatures bear the same date, none of those signatures shall count? Currently, if an individual signs multiple candidates' nomination petitions for a single office, every signature of that individual is disregarded, regardless of date.
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