HB 2567 Summary

• Allows petition signers to sign an unlimited number of candidate petitions for the same office, replacing the previous restriction limiting signers to one petition per office.

• Removes the requirement that petition signers declare they have not and will not sign nomination petitions for more persons than the number of candidates to be elected to that office.

• Repeals the mechanism for invalidating multiple signatures by the same elector based on signature dates when more petitions are signed than permitted.

• Makes technical corrections to recall election nomination petitions and updates terminology throughout the statute (changing "per cent" to "percent" and "upon" to "on").