modify the signature requirement for a petition to initiate a constitutional amendment.

Changed the signature requirement for constitutional amendment petitions from a flat five percent of qualified electors to a system requiring signatures from each senatorial district equal to at least five percent of the total votes cast for Governor in that district, with a statewide minimum of ten percent of total gubernatorial votes.

Added new filing requirements including full text in fourteen-point font, designation of election date, attorney general prepared title and explanation, notarized affidavit from petition sponsors, and organization statement.

Added circulator handout requirements that must include title, explanation, fiscal note, sponsor contact information, and payment disclosure for paid circulators.

Added requirement that each sheet of the petition indicate the senatorial district where signatures were collected and may contain only signatures from that district.

Added a 24-month restriction on when petitions may be circulated relative to the designated election date.

Added requirement that petition signatures must be filed with the secretary of state by the first Tuesday in May of a general election year to qualify for the next general election.

Added requirement for a sworn affidavit signed by at least two-thirds of petition sponsors certifying the documents constitute the entire petition and contain sufficient signatures.

Changed the signature threshold for initiative measures from a fixed five percent to at least five percent of qualified electors of the state.

Modified the constitutional amendment petition requirement to mandate signatures from each senatorial district, with the number of signatures in each district equal to at least five percent of total votes cast for Governor in the last gubernatorial election.