Illinois HB3857 standardizes the form and content of petitions for nomination in state elections.
Illinois HB3857 amends the Election Code to standardize the form of petitions for nomination in state elections. It mandates that petitions must consist of sheets of uniform size, containing specific headings and information about the candidate. The bill prohibits images, symbols, or slogans in the petition headings, except for those indicating the petition was printed by a union printer. It also outlines requirements for signatures, including the need for a circulator's statement and restrictions on the circulation period.
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