Second Regular Session S.B. 1063
PROPOSED
SENATE AMENDMENTS TO S.B. 1063
(Reference to printed bill)
Page 1, line 5, after "classification" insert "; definitions"
Line 12, strike "forty-five" insert "seventy-one"
Strike line 16, insert "the"
Line 17, after the period insert "For a sign that supports or opposes a ballot measure, question or issue, this subsection applies only for the election at which the ballot measure, question or issue is scheduled to appear on the ballot and for the period commencing seventy-one days before that election and ending fifteen days after that election."
Page 2, line 32, strike "seventy-one forty-five" insert "seventy-one"
Line 35, after "election" strike remainder of line
Line 36, strike "between those elections"
Line 37, after the period insert "For a sign that supports or opposes a ballot measure, question or issue, subsection C of this section applies only for the election at which the ballot measure, question or issue is scheduled to appear on the ballot and for the period commencing seventy-one days before that election and ending fifteen days after that election."
After line 42, insert:
"K. For the purposes of this section:
1. "General or runoff election" means:
(a) the general election as prescribed by section 16-211 and, for a city or town or other political subdivision that holds a primary or first election, the runoff election or second election without regard to whether the political subdivision designates the election as a general, runoff or second election or any other descriptive term.
(b) For a political subdivision that holds a single election and for which a primary election is never held, the single election.
2. "Political subdivision" means a city, town, county, school district, special taxing district or other governmental entity.
3. "primary or first election" means an election that is held as prescribed by section 16-201 and, for a city or town or other political subdivision that holds a PRELIMINARY, primary or first election that is held for the purpose of reducing the number of candidates for a possible subsequent election or receiving a partisan nomination or designation, without regard to whether the political subdivision designates the election a primary election, a first election, a preliminary election or any other descriptive term."