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HB2404 could resolve legal questions over pay-per-signature payments

Jeremy Duda//March 3, 2017//

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HB2404 could resolve legal questions over pay-per-signature payments

HB2404 could resolve legal questions over pay-per-signature payments

Jeremy Duda//March 3, 2017//

If a bill to ban pay-per-signature payments for Arizona initiatives and referenda becomes law, it could help resolve a long-simmering legal battle that has split federal appellate courts across the...

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