61.   The laws favor candidates who are supported by party organizations because others often do not have the resources to collect enough signatures on petitions.

62.   The initiatives failed to collect enough signatures to be placed on the November ballot.

63.   The party will collect signatures for seven days.

64.   The practice, common in the western United States, would permit citizens to enact laws directly by collecting signatures for a measure and forcing a public referendum.

65.   The signatures were collected in malls, neighborhoods, dental offices and grocery stores from the Bay Area to Fullerton.

66.   The toll-elmination petitioners used paid staff to collect signatures.

67.   Theoretically, presidential candidates of both major parties need only collect signatures from the public to get on the New York ballot.

68.   There was a time when volunteers collected signatures to put an issue or an insurgent candidate on the ballot.

69.   They already had collected signatures from more Valley residents than voted for the recent charter reform initiative, he said.

70.   These figures exclude spending that is exempt from the caps, like money spent collecting petition signatures.