Legislature-backed ballot initiative to hit board of canvassers

The Secretary of State Bureau of Elections declined to describe the term limits amendment proposal voters will see on their November ballots as a reduction in the total number of years a person can serve in the Legislature, in spite of what lawmakers had hoped. Bureau of Elections Director Jonathan Brater wrote the language that is expected to be used when HJR R is presented to the Board of State Canvassers later this month as simply a “change.” It will be designated as Proposal 22-1 on the Nov. 8 ballot. “The elections director did the right thing in repudiating their

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