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Petition signature withdrawal

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California

See also: Signature withdrawal in California

A voter who has signed a petition may withdraw his or her name by filing a written request for the withdrawal with the appropriate county elections official prior to the date the petition is filed by the initiative's proponents.^[1]

References

↑ California Initiative Guide

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