Petition Status Find information about active and inactive petitions, including initiative, referendum, and recall petitions. Search Petitions Petition Type (Required) * Initiative Recall Referendum Status (Optional) Petition Year (Optional) Petition Year (Optional) Petition Topic Petition Topic All Petition IDs Your request returned multiple entries, please select an ID to view * Your request returned multiple entries, please select an ID to view * Petition Topic (Short Title) Submit Reset form If you are human, leave this field blank. Your search returned 2 results. Return to Petitions page. An Act Relating to Management of Game. Initiative Id: 00GAME | AG File Number: 663-00-0182 State: Inactive Petition Status: Proposition appeared on ballot Primary Sponsors Joel Bennett, Jim Thompson, Lowell Thomas, Jr. The initiative appeared on the November 7, 2000 election ballot and was approved by a vote of: YES – 147,408 NO – 127,883 Sponsors Proposed Bill Language PDF Download HTML version Ballot Information 00GAME ballot language (pdf) Petition Details Application was received in the Lieutenant Governor’s Office on May 8, 2000. A copy of the application and signatures were sent to the Department of Law and Division of Elections on May 8, 2000. The Division of Elections determined that there were a sufficient number of sponsor signatures on May 9, 2000. The application was certified on May 11, 2000. Petition booklets were issued to the initiative committee on May 12, 2000. The one year filing deadline was May 12, 2001. The petition was submitted to the Division of Elections on July 28, 2000. Lieutenant Governor Ulmer certified the petition for this initiative as properly filed on August 22, 2000. An Act Relating to Management of Game Referendum Id: 00GAME State: Inactive Petition Status: Referendum successfully proposed – appeared on ballot The referendum appeared on the November 7, 2000 election ballot and was approved by a vote of: YES – 147,408 NO – 127,883 Petition Details Although it appears that the referendum in 2000 passed and referendum in 1976 failed, they both passed. The ballots asked two different questions. In 2000, the ballot asked “Should this law be rejected?” and in 1976 the ballot asked “Are you for or against the act?” In 1976 the majority voted against the act but, in effect for the referendum.