Montana HB678 revises the statement of purpose and implication for statewide ballot issues.
Montana HB678 amends the statement of purpose and implication for statewide ballot issues. It requires the statement to be impartial and not exceed 135 words. The statement must include a bulleted list of primary impacts, detailing changes and what remains unchanged, without generalized assumptions or opinions, and cannot exceed 150 words. The bill applies to ballot issues submitted to the secretary of state after its effective date.
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