Michigan HB5468 amends election laws to modify requirements for candidate nominating petitions.
Michigan HB5468 amends sections of the 1954 Michigan election law to modify requirements for candidate nominating petitions. The bill specifies that petitions for candidates without party affiliation must not reference a political party. It prohibits individuals from signing more petitions for the same office than there are positions to be filled and from signing petitions with names other than their own. The bill also outlines penalties for violations, including misdemeanors and felonies.
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