LAS VEGAS (AP) — Two proposed statewide initiatives failed to gather enough signatures to make the November ballot in Nevada, leaving five proposed constitutional amendments for voters to consider.
The measures involve recognizing same-sex marriages and solidifying a voters' bill of rights.
Backers of two ballot initiatives that sought to amend Nevada's constitution did not submit signatures before a Monday deadline that had been extended for two months after backers of a redistricting initiative sued for more time to collect signatures, citing coronavirus-related restrictions.
Sponsor Message
Initiative backers say the virus made it difficult even with the extension.