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Second Regular Session Seventieth General Assembly STATE OF COLORADO INTRODUCED SENATE SPONSORSHIP HOUSE SPONSORSHIP - PDF
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1 Second Regular Session Seventieth General Assembly STATE OF COLORADO INTRODUCED LLS NO Bob Lackner x0 SENATE BILL 1-1 Lundberg, SENATE SPONSORSHIP (None), HOUSE SPONSORSHIP Senate Committees State, Veterans, & Military Affairs House Committees 1 A BILL FOR AN ACT CONCERNING THE RESTORATION OF A PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION IN COLORADO. Bill Summary (Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced and does not reflect any amendments that may be subsequently adopted. If this bill passes third reading in the house of introduction, a bill summary that applies to the reengrossed version of this bill will be available at From 1 until 000, the state held a presidential primary election. The state repealed its presidential primary election in 00. Section 1 of the bill restores this election. Specifically, it requires the state to hold a presidential primary election on a Tuesday on a date designated by the governor, in consultation with the secretary of state. The date selected for the primary must be no earlier than the date the Shading denotes HOUSE amendment. Double underlining denotes SENATE amendment. Capital letters indicate new material to be added to existing statute. Dashes through the words indicate deletions from existing statute.
2 national rules of the major political parties provide for state delegations to the party's national convention to be allocated without penalty, not later than the third Tuesday in March in years in which a United States presidential election will be held, and not less than 1 days after the date of the precinct caucus in that election year. The governor is required to select the date of the presidential primary election no later than September 1 in the year before the presidential primary election will be held. Each major political party (political party) that has a qualified candidate entitled to participate in the presidential primary election is entitled to participate in the primary election and must have a separate party ballot. At the presidential primary election, an elector may vote only for a candidate on the ballot of the political party with which the elector has declared an affiliation. An unaffiliated eligible elector may declare an affiliation with a political party to the election judges at the presidential primary election. A ballot used in a presidential primary election must only contain the names of candidates for the office of the president. The ballot shall not be used for the purpose of presenting any other issue or question to the electorate. By vote of the majority of the members of the state central committee of a major political party, the political party may elect not to participate in a presidential primary election by notice of such intention delivered to the secretary of state. Not later than 0 days before the presidential primary election, the bill requires the secretary of state (secretary) to certify the names and party affiliations of the candidates to be placed on a presidential primary election ballot. The bill specifies eligibility requirements that candidates must meet to have their names placed on the primary election ballot, and requires the names of candidates appearing on the presidential primary election ballot to be in an order determined by lot in a public meeting. The secretary determines the method of drawing lots. The bill permits legal challenges to the listing of any candidate on the presidential primary election ballot and specifies procedures governing such challenges. The bill specifies circumstances under which a write-in vote will be counted and the certification of results. The bill also requires each political party to use the results of the presidential primary election to allocate delegate votes to presidential candidates in accordance with state or national party rules. Section modifies the definition of "primary election" contained in the "Uniform Election Code of 1" to include presidential primary elections. Section restricts a candidate in a presidential primary from circulating petitions before the first Monday in November of the year preceding the year in which the presidential primary election is held. This --
3 section also requires a candidate to file a petition no later than the second day of January in the year of the presidential primary election. Section clarifies existing statutory provisions governing primary elections conducted as mail ballot elections to specify that, in the case of a primary election, including a presidential primary election, each active registered elector must be mailed the ballot for the political party with which the elector is affiliated and that nothing in the relevant statutory section should be construed or require a ballot for a political party for use in a primary election, including a presidential primary election, to be mailed to an unaffiliated elector voting in such primary election. Section requires the general assembly to appropriate moneys from the general fund to cover the costs of the election incurred by the state arising from the presidential primary election. Sections 1 and further require the state, by means of an appropriation from the general fund, to reimburse the counties for all of the actual direct costs they incur arising from the preparation and conduct of such election. By rule, the secretary of state is required to determine the type of actual costs for which the counties are entitled to reimbursement under the bill Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado: SECTION 1. In Colorado Revised Statutes, recreate and reenact, with amendments, part 1 to article of title 1 as follows: Legislative declaration. IN RECREATING AND REENACTING THIS PART 1, IT IS THE INTENT OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY THAT THE PROVISIONS OF THIS PART 1 CONFORM TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF FEDERAL LAW AND NATIONAL POLITICAL PARTY RULES GOVERNING PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTIONS Definitions. AS USED IN THIS PART 1, UNLESS THE CONTEXT OTHERWISE REQUIRES: (1) "POLITICAL PARTY" MEANS A MAJOR POLITICAL PARTY AS DEFINED IN SECTION 1-1- (). "POLITICAL PARTY", FOR PURPOSES OF THIS PART 1, DOES NOT HAVE THE SAME MEANING AS "POLITICAL PARTY" AS DEFINED IN SECTION 1-1- () AND AS SUCH TERM MAY BE USED ELSEWHERE IN THIS CODE. --
4 () "PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION" MEANS A PRIMARY ELECTION CONDUCTED IN A YEAR IN WHICH A UNITED STATES PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION WILL BE HELD TO ALLOCATE DELEGATES TO NATIONAL NOMINATING CONVENTIONS OF THE MAJOR POLITICAL PARTIES SELECTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION (1). A PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION IS NOT THE SAME AS A PRIMARY ELECTION AS DEFINED IN SECTION 1-1- (). A PRIMARY ELECTION AS DEFINED IN SECTION 1-1- () IS ALSO KNOWN AS AND MAY BE REFERRED TO IN THIS PART 1 AS A "STATE PRIMARY" Presidential primary elections - when - conduct. (1) A PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION MUST BE HELD ON A TUESDAY ON A DATE DESIGNATED BY THE GOVERNOR, IN CONSULTATION WITH THE SECRETARY OF STATE. THE DATE SELECTED FOR THE PRIMARY MUST BE NO EARLIER THAN THE DATE THE NATIONAL RULES OF THE MAJOR POLITICAL PARTIES PROVIDE FOR STATE DELEGATIONS TO THE PARTY'S NATIONAL CONVENTION TO BE ALLOCATED WITHOUT PENALTY AND NOT LATER THAN THE THIRD TUESDAY IN MARCH IN YEARS IN WHICH A UNITED STATES PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION WILL BE HELD; EXCEPT THAT THE DATE SELECTED MUST BE NOT LESS THAN FOURTEEN DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF THE PRECINCT CAUCUS HELD IN SUCH YEAR. THE GOVERNOR SHALL, NO LATER THAN THE FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER IN THE YEAR BEFORE THE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION WILL BE HELD, DESIGNATE THE DATE OF THE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION. () EXCEPT AS PROVIDED FOR IN SUBSECTION () OF THIS SECTION, EACH POLITICAL PARTY THAT HAS A QUALIFIED CANDIDATE ENTITLED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION IS ENTITLED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PRIMARY ELECTION AND --
5 MUST HAVE A SEPARATE PARTY BALLOT. AT THE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION, AN ELECTOR MAY VOTE ONLY FOR A CANDIDATE ON THE BALLOT OF THE POLITICAL PARTY WITH WHICH THE ELECTOR HAS DECLARED AN AFFILIATION. AN UNAFFILIATED ELIGIBLE ELECTOR MAY DECLARE AN AFFILIATION WITH A POLITICAL PARTY IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER PROVISION OF LAW, NO ELECTOR AFFILIATED WITH A MAJOR OR MINOR POLITICAL PARTY OR POLITICAL ORGANIZATION TWENTY-NINE DAYS OR LESS PRIOR TO THE DATE OF THE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION MAY VOTE IN THE PRIMARY OF ANOTHER POLITICAL PARTY OR POLITICAL ORGANIZATION. () EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE PROVIDED IN THIS PART 1, A PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION MUST BE CONDUCTED IN THE SAME MANNER AS ANY OTHER PRIMARY ELECTION TO THE EXTENT STATUTORY PROVISIONS GOVERNING OTHER PRIMARY ELECTIONS ARE APPLICABLE TO THIS PART 1. THE ELECTION OFFICIALS AND COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDERS HAVE THE SAME POWERS AND SHALL PERFORM THE SAME DUTIES FOR PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTIONS AS THEY PROVIDE BY LAW FOR OTHER PRIMARY ELECTIONS AND GENERAL ELECTIONS. () A BALLOT USED IN A PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION MUST ONLY CONTAIN THE NAMES OF CANDIDATES FOR THE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. THE BALLOT SHALL NOT BE USED FOR THE PURPOSE OF PRESENTING ANY OTHER ISSUE OR QUESTION TO THE ELECTORATE. () BY VOTE OF THE MAJORITY OF THE MEMBERS OF THE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF A POLITICAL PARTY, OR A COMPARABLE ENTITY AT THE STATE LEVEL OF A POLITICAL PARTY, THE POLITICAL PARTY MAY ELECT NOT TO PARTICIPATE IN A PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION --
6 CONDUCTED UNDER THIS PART 1 FOR ANY GIVEN YEAR AS LONG AS THE POLITICAL PARTY SENDS WRITTEN COMMUNICATION OF ITS DECISION NOT TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE BY OCTOBER 1 OF THE YEAR PRECEDING THE YEAR IN WHICH THE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION WILL BE HELD. () IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION -1-. (), C.R.S., BY MEANS OF AN APPROPRIATION FROM THE GENERAL FUND, THE STATE SHALL REIMBURSE THE COUNTIES FOR ALL OF THE ACTUAL DIRECT COSTS THEY INCUR ARISING FROM THE PREPARATION AND CONDUCT OF A PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THIS PART 1. BY RULE PROMULGATED IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLE OF TITLE, C.R.S., THE SECRETARY OF STATE SHALL DETERMINE THE TYPE OF ACTUAL DIRECT COSTS FOR WHICH THE COUNTIES ARE ENTITLED TO REIMBURSEMENT PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION () AND SECTION -1-. (), C.R.S Names on ballots - rules. (1) NOT LATER THAN SIXTY DAYS BEFORE THE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION, THE SECRETARY OF STATE SHALL CERTIFY THE NAMES AND PARTY AFFILIATIONS OF THE CANDIDATES TO BE PLACED ON THE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT. THE ONLY CANDIDATES WHOSE NAMES WILL BE PLACED ON PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOTS ARE THOSE CANDIDATES WHO: (a) ARE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE PAYMENTS PURSUANT TO THE FEDERAL "PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY MATCHING PAYMENT ACCOUNT ACT", U.S.C. SEC. 01 ET SEQ., OR ANY SUCCESSOR SECTION OF FEDERAL LAW, AT THE TIME CANDIDATES' NAMES ARE TO BE CERTIFIED BY THE SECRETARY OF STATE PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION (1); (b) ARE SEEKING THE NOMINATION OF A POLITICAL PARTY AS A BONA FIDE CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES PURSUANT --
7 TO POLITICAL PARTY RULES AND ARE AFFILIATED WITH A POLITICAL PARTY THAT RECEIVED AT LEAST TWENTY PERCENT OF THE VOTES CAST AT THE LAST PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION BY ELECTORS REGISTERED IN COLORADO; AND (c) HAVE SUBMITTED TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE, BY THE SECOND DAY OF JANUARY IN THE YEAR OF THE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION, A NOTARIZED CANDIDATE'S STATEMENT OF INTENT TOGETHER WITH A PETITION SIGNED BY AT LEAST ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ELIGIBLE ELECTORS AFFILIATED WITH THE CANDIDATE'S POLITICAL PARTY WHO RESIDE IN THE STATE. CANDIDATE PETITIONS MUST MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF PARTS AND OF THIS ARTICLE, AS APPLICABLE. () THE NAMES OF CANDIDATES APPEARING ON ANY PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT MUST BE IN AN ORDER DETERMINED BY LOT IN A PUBLIC MEETING. THE SECRETARY OF STATE SHALL DETERMINE THE METHOD OF DRAWING LOTS. () ANY CHALLENGE TO THE LISTING OF ANY CANDIDATE ON THE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT MUST BE MADE IN WRITING AND FILED WITH THE SECRETARY OF STATE NOT LATER THAN FIVE DAYS AFTER THE FILING DEADLINE FOR CANDIDATES. ANY SUCH CHALLENGE MUST PROVIDE NOTICE IN WRITING IN A SUMMARY MANNER OF THE ALLEGED INELIGIBILITY THAT GIVES RISE TO THE COMPLAINT. THE SECRETARY SHALL ADDRESS BY RULE, PROMULGATED IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLE OF TITLE, C.R.S., OTHER REQUIREMENTS OF A VALID CHALLENGE. IN RESPONSE TO A VALID CHALLENGE BROUGHT UNDER THIS SUBSECTION (), THE SECRETARY SHALL TRANSMIT NOTICE OF THE CHALLENGE FORTHWITH TO ALL CANDIDATES APPEARING ON THE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT AND TO THE STATE CHAIRPERSON OF EACH POLITICAL PARTY. NO --
8 LATER THAN FIVE DAYS AFTER THE CHALLENGE IS FILED, A HEARING MUST BE HELD AT WHICH TIME THE SECRETARY SHALL HEAR THE CHALLENGE AND ASSESS THE VALIDITY OF ALL ALLEGED INELIGIBILITIES. THE SECRETARY SHALL ISSUE FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS OF LAW NOT LATER THAN FORTY-EIGHT HOURS AFTER THE HEARING. THE PARTY FILING THE CHALLENGE HAS THE BURDEN OF SUSTAINING THE CHALLENGE BY A PREPONDERANCE OF THE EVIDENCE. THE SECRETARY'S DECISIONS UPON MATTERS OF SUBSTANCE ARE OPEN TO REVIEW, IF PROMPT APPLICATION IS MADE, AS PROVIDED IN SECTION Write-in candidate statement for presidential primary. A WRITE-IN VOTE FOR ANY CANDIDATE ON THE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT SHALL NOT BE COUNTED UNLESS THE CANDIDATE FOR WHOM THE WRITE-IN VOTE WAS CAST HAS FILED A NOTARIZED CANDIDATE'S STATEMENT OF INTENT TO SEEK THE OFFICE OF PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. ANY SUCH STATEMENT MUST BE FILED WITH THE SECRETARY OF STATE NO LATER THAN THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON THE SIXTY-SEVENTH DAY BEFORE THE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION Election results - certification - allocation and pledging of delegates. (1) THE SECRETARY OF STATE SHALL COMPILE THE NUMBER OF VOTES CAST FOR EACH CANDIDATE NAMED ON THE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT AND THE VOTES CAST TO SEND A NONCOMMITTED DELEGATE TO THE POLITICAL PARTY'S NATIONAL CONVENTION, IF APPLICABLE, AND SHALL CALCULATE THE PERCENTAGE OF VOTES RECEIVED BY EACH AS COMPARED TO THE NUMBER OF VOTES CAST BY ELECTORS OF THE SAME POLITICAL PARTY. () THE SECRETARY OF STATE SHALL CERTIFY THE RESULTS AND --
9 PERCENTAGES CALCULATED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (1) OF THIS SECTION TO THE STATE CHAIRPERSON AND TO THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE OF EACH POLITICAL PARTY THAT HAD AT LEAST ONE CANDIDATE ON THE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT. () EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE PROHIBITED OR REQUIRED BY NATIONAL POLITICAL PARTY RULES, EACH POLITICAL PARTY MUST USE THE RESULTS OF THE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION TO ALLOCATE DELEGATE VOTES TO PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES IN ACCORDANCE WITH STATE OR NATIONAL PARTY RULES. POLITICAL PARTIES NEED NOT ALLOCATE DELEGATE VOTES TO CANDIDATES WHO RECEIVE LESS THAN FIFTEEN PERCENT OF THE VOTES CAST IN THE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION FOR THAT PARTY UNLESS REQUIRED TO DO SO BY STATE OR NATIONAL PARTY RULES. () IF THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF VOTES CAST IN THE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION AND THE NEXT HIGHEST NUMBER OF VOTES CAST IS LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO ONE-HALF OF ONE PERCENT OF THE HIGHEST VOTES CAST IN THE PRIMARY ELECTION, A RECOUNT OF THE PRIMARY ELECTION RESULTS MUST BE HELD IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF ARTICLE. OF THIS TITLE Conflict of laws. IN THE CASE OF ANY CONFLICT BETWEEN THIS ARTICLE AND OTHER PROVISIONS OF THIS CODE, THE PROVISIONS OF THIS ARTICLE CONTROL. SECTION. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 1-1-, amend () as follows: Definitions. As used in this code, unless the context otherwise requires: () "Primary election" means the PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 1--, AND THE election held on the --
10 last Tuesday in June of each even-numbered year. SECTION. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 1--01, add () as follows: Designation of party candidates by petition - rules. () (a) A CANDIDATE IN A PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION SHALL NOT BEGIN CIRCULATING PETITIONS BEFORE THE FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER OF THE YEAR PRECEDING THE YEAR IN WHICH THE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION IS HELD. A CANDIDATE MUST FILE A PETITION NO LATER THAN THE SECOND DAY OF JANUARY IN THE YEAR OF THE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION. (b) PETITIONS TO BE USED UNDER PART 1 OF ARTICLE OF THIS TITLE MUST CONFORM TO THE EXTENT APPLICABLE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS FOR PETITIONS SPECIFIED IN PART OF THIS ARTICLE. THE REQUIREMENTS SPECIFIED IN PART OF THIS ARTICLE MAY BE SUPPLEMENTED BY ANY ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS NECESSARY TO FACILITATE THE ADMINISTRATION OF PART 1 OF ARTICLE OF THIS TITLE AS ARE PROMULGATED IN RULES ADOPTED BY THE SECRETARY OF STATE IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLE OF TITLE, C.R.S. SECTION. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 1-.-, amend () (a) (I) as follows: Procedures for conducting mail ballot election - primary elections - first-time voters casting a mail ballot after having registered by mail to vote - in-person request for ballot - repeal. () (a) (I) Not sooner than twenty-two days before a general, primary, or other mail ballot election, and no later than eighteen days before the election, except as provided in subparagraph (II) of this paragraph (a), the county clerk and recorder or designated election official shall mail to each --
11 active registered elector, at the last mailing address appearing in the registration records and in accordance with United States postal service regulations, a mail ballot packet, which shall be marked "DO NOT FORWARD. ADDRESS CORRECTION REQUESTED.", or any other similar statement that is in accordance with United States postal service regulations. Nothing in this subsection () affects any provision of this code governing the delivery of mail ballots to an absent uniformed services elector, nonresident overseas elector, or resident overseas elector covered by the federal "Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act", U.S.C. sec. 1ff et seq. IN THE CASE OF A PRIMARY ELECTION, INCLUDING A PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION CONDUCTED UNDER PART 1 OF ARTICLE OF THIS TITLE, EACH ACTIVE REGISTERED ELECTOR MUST BE MAILED THE BALLOT FOR THE POLITICAL PARTY WITH WHICH THE ELECTOR IS AFFILIATED. NOTHING IN THIS SECTION SHALL BE CONSTRUED OR REQUIRE A BALLOT FOR A POLITICAL PARTY FOR USE IN A PRIMARY ELECTION, INCLUDING A PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION, TO BE MAILED TO AN UNAFFILIATED ELECTOR VOTING IN SUCH PRIMARY ELECTION. SECTION. In Colorado Revised Statutes, amend -1-. as follows: General fund appropriation - cash fund appropriation - elections. (1) The general assembly is authorized to appropriate moneys from the department of state cash fund to the department of state to cover the costs of the local county clerk and recorders relating to the conduct of general elections and November odd-year elections. If the amount of moneys in the department of state cash fund is insufficient to cover such costs, the general assembly may --
12 appropriate additional general fund moneys to cover such costs after exhausting all moneys in the department of state cash fund. The intent of the general assembly is to authorize the appropriation of department of state cash fund moneys and general fund moneys to the department of state to offset some of the costs of local county clerk and recorders associated with the additional election duties and requirements resulting from the passage of section 0 of article X of the state constitution and from the increased number of initiatives that are being filed. () FOR A PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 1-- (), C.R.S., THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL APPROPRIATE MONEYS FROM THE GENERAL FUND TO COVER THE COSTS OF THE ELECTION INCURRED BY THE STATE ARISING FROM THE PREPARATION AND CONDUCT OF A PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION IN ACCORDANCE WITH PART 1 OF ARTICLE OF TITLE 1, C.R.S. IN ADDITION, BY MEANS OF AN APPROPRIATION FROM THE GENERAL FUND, THE STATE SHALL ALSO REIMBURSE THE COUNTIES FOR ALL OF THE ACTUAL DIRECT COSTS THEY INCUR ARISING FROM THE PREPARATION AND CONDUCT OF SUCH ELECTION IN ACCORDANCE WITH PART 1 OF ARTICLE OF TITLE 1, C.R.S. BY RULE PROMULGATED IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLE OF THIS TITLE, THE SECRETARY OF STATE SHALL DETERMINE THE TYPE OF ACTUAL DIRECT COSTS FOR WHICH THE COUNTIES ARE ENTITLED TO REIMBURSEMENT PURSUANT TO SECTION 1-- (), C.R.S., AND THIS SUBSECTION (). SECTION. Act subject to petition - effective date. This act takes effect at 1:01 a.m. on the day following the expiration of the ninety-day period after final adjournment of the general assembly (August, 01, if adjournment sine die is on May, 01); except that, if a referendum petition is filed pursuant to section 1 () of article V of the -1-
13 state constitution against this act or an item, section, or part of this act within such period, then the act, item, section, or part will not take effect unless approved by the people at the general election to be held in November 01 and, in such case, will take effect on the date of the official declaration of the vote thereon by the governor. -1-
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