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Ann Arbor City Charter Amendment, Nomination Petition Signature Counting

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Ann Arbor City Charter Amendment, Nomination Petition Signature Counting
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Ann Arbor City Charter Amendment, Nomination Petition Signature Counting was a ballot question for a local jurisdiction in Washtenaw County on the November 3, 2026 ballot. A yes vote amends the Ann Arbor City Charter so that when a person signs multiple candidates' nomination petitions for the same office, only the earliest-dated signature counts, rather than voiding all of that person's signatures as current rules require, per the city's official ballot language.

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