EVERY SIGNATURE COUNTS!!

1.

download/print petition

2.

download/print signatures gatherer's affidavit

3.

download, print and fill out voter’s registration materials if you are not registered or not sure whether or not you are registered.

4.

collect signatures or just your own signature

5.

get the affidavit notarized (banks usually offer this service for free; even if your signature is the only one on the petition, you still need to attach your affidavit)

6.

mail the original petition and notarized affidavit (and voter’s registration if utilized) to:

or

OR

7.

take the original petitions and notarized affidavit to your county elections office and mail copies of the petitions and affidavit to (Take care not to mix originals and copies; county name or at least one signature in blue ink on original is one way to make sure they don't get mixed up)

8.

Make sure the fourth column is legible. If they can’t read your printed name, it will be thrown out. Last name, first and middle initial is preferred. The signature in the first column is supposed to match that on your voter’s registration. The elections office workers prefer physical address in the third column. The last two columns are to be left blank. Emphasize to signers that they must be registered to vote in the county at the bottom of the page they sign.

9.

Register folks to vote if you can.

10.

 If you wish to become one of our signatures gatherers, print as many forms as you wish and follow the steps above 4-8. Take your petitions to churches, small groups, Tea Parties, gun shows, fairs, etc.