New Hampshire § 662-A-3 - Section 662-A:3 Placement of Article on Ballot.
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§ 662-A-3. Section 662-A:3 Placement of Article on Ballot.
I. (a) The board of selectmen, or the voters of the town by the procedure established in RSA 39:3, may place an article on the warrant for annual town meeting at which town officers are elected, concerning the establishment of a redistricting commission. Such question shall be voted on by official ballot. (b) In a town with a town council, the town council, or the voters by petition submitted to the council signed by 25 or more registered voters or 2 percent of the registered voters of the town, whichever is less, may place a question on the official ballot for any regular municipal election for the election of town officers, concerning the establishment of a redistricting commission. II. The wording of the question shall be: "Shall the town establish a redistricting commission to divide the town into 2 or more districts for the purpose of electing representatives to the general court?" III. [Repealed.]
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