This amendment removes the secretary of state approval requirement for bond questions and instead creates a civil cause of action allowing qualified electors to challenge violations of bond question language requirements.
- Removes the requirement that bond questions be submitted to and approved by the secretary of state before bond elections. Deletes all language requiring 130-day advance submission, 120-day approval process, and secretary of state review of bond question form and language. (Page 1, lines 1-3 and Page 2, lines 2-13)
- Adds 'creating a civil cause of action' to the summary of the bill's provisions. (Page 1, line 3)
- Adds 'civil cause of action' to the list of contents addressed by the amended statute. (Page 1, line 11)
- Adds a new provision allowing qualified electors of a political subdivision to bring a civil cause of action challenging violations of the requirement that bond questions state the purpose of the bond in a true and impartial manner. (Page 2, line 23)
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