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There is. A proposition could be filed to stop the law, get enough signatures, and then get voted on during the next election. If what you’re asking is for an
by colejohnson66 7y ago
There is. A proposition could be filed to stop the law, get enough signatures, and then get voted on during the next election.
If what you’re asking is for an “emergency proposition” where everyone votes now, that’ll never happen.
- gnicholas 7y agoI'm asking for something in the middle — basically pause a new law from coming into effect because enough residents have given signatures for a proposition that would invalidate it. What I think you're describing is invalidating it after it comes into effect. It would seem reasonable to have an avenue for pre-empting a very unpopular law (passed by legislators and signed by the governor) from coming into effect, given that the proposition system already gives residents a way to later overturn it.