Alaska Statutes
Alaska Stat. § 15.45.120 (2026)
Manner of signing and withdrawing name from petition
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Sec. 15.45.120. Manner of signing and withdrawing name from petition.
Any qualified voter may subscribe to the petition by printing the voter's name, a numerical identifier, and an address, by signing the voter's name, and by dating the signature. A person who has signed the initiative petition may withdraw the person's name only by giving written notice to the lieutenant governor before the date the petition is filed.
Any qualified voter may subscribe to the petition by printing the voter's name, a numerical identifier, and an address, by signing the voter's name, and by dating the signature. A person who has signed the initiative petition may withdraw the person's name only by giving written notice to the lieutenant governor before the date the petition is filed.
Notes of Decisions
Cited in 3
cases (2 in the last 5 years), 2006–2025 · leading case: North West Cruiseship Ass'n of Alaska v. State, Off. of Lieutenant Governor, Div. of Elections, 145 P.3d 573 (Alaska 2006).
North West Cruiseship Ass'n of Alaska v. State, Off. of Lieutenant Governor, Div. of Elections, 145 P.3d 573 (Alaska 2006). “Under both the Alaska Constitution 7 and AS 15.45.120, 8 a person must be a qualified voter at the time he or she signs a petition.”
La Quen Naay Elizabeth Med. Crow, Amber Lee, & Kevin Mcgee v. Dir. Carol Beecher, in her Off. Capacity, Lt. Governor Nancy Dahlstrom, in her Off. Capacity, & the State of Alaska, Div. of Elections v. Dr. Arthur Matthias, Phillip Izon, & Jamie R. Donley (Alaska 2025). “” 76 Further, a “petition that at the time of submission contains on its face an insufficient number of booklets or signed subscriber pages required for 75 Medicine Crow also argues that another provision, AS 15.45.120, supports her argument that “the Division must treat a filed…”
La Quen Naay Elizabeth Med. Crow, Amber Lee, & Kevin Mcgee v. Dir. Carol Beecher, in her Off. Capacity, Lt. Governor Nancy Dahlstrom, in her Off. Capacity, & the State of Alaska, Div. of Elections v. Dr. Arthur Matthias, Phillip Izon, & Jamie R. Donley (Alaska 2025). “”76 Further, a “petition that at the time of submission contains on its face an insufficient number of booklets or signed subscriber pages required for 75 Medicine Crow also argues that another provision, AS 15.45.120, supports her argument that “the Division must treat a filed…”
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