§ 11046 Petition Circulator Declarations

This law says that every part of a petition must have a signed statement from the person who handed it out, and that statement has to follow the rules in Section 104.

Key Takeaways

•Every section of a petition needs its own declaration.
•The declaration must be signed by the person who circulated that section.
•The declaration has to follow the rules in Section 104.

Example

A neighborhood group is gathering signatures for a new park. They hand out a three‑page petition to residents.

For each of the three pages, the group must attach a separate signed statement from the volunteer who gave out that page, and the statement must meet the requirements set out in Section 104. If they forget a signature or don’t follow Section 104, the whole petition could be thrown out.

This law says that every part of a petition must have a signed statement from the person who handed it out, and that statement has to follow the rules in Section 104.

Key Takeaways

•Every section of a petition needs its own declaration.
•The declaration must be signed by the person who circulated that section.
•The declaration has to follow the rules in Section 104.

Example

A neighborhood group is gathering signatures for a new park. They hand out a three‑page petition to residents.

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