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We noted back in December the creation of a new issue committee seeking to ban conceal carry on Colorado college campuses.  But compared to how much attention the high profile fracking bans are receiving, this damaging ballot measure appears to be largely flying under the radar.

The Daily Camera reports that anti-gun organizers have “collected half the signatures needed for a November ballot measure asking voters to ban concealed weapons on public college and university campuses in Colorado.”  Petitioners must turn in 86,105 valid signatures by June 30 to qualify for the ballot.  To be safe, they should collect closer to 120,000 signatures to accommodate for those that are disqualified.

The Associated Students of the University of California Senate has moved to put six propositions on the upcoming ballot. Two propositions would modify the process to recall an elected official, two would remove typos, another would modify the proposition process and the last would simplify requirements for the placement of polling locations.Each proposition would need 60% of the vote to pass.

Read the story from the Daily Californian

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