All State-level ballot initiatives shall be reviewed by the Chapter Political
Committee in consultation with the appropriate issues committee(s) before
being considered by the Chapter Executive Committee.

Initiatives that have less than State-wide coverage, such as a county-wide
initiative, that may fall within the jurisdiction of two or more Groups, do
not require approval of the Chapter Political Committee or of the Executive
Committee before a Group or Groups may get involved [Editor's addition:
provided that all Groups with jurisdiction concur on the initiative].

If there is a dispute over the position on such an initiative among two or
more Groups, a representative from one of the affected Groups may bring the
dispute before the Chapter Political Committee.

Any Group involved in any political activity involving money shall
communicate with the Chapter Political Committee Compliance Officer to ensure
compliance with State and Federal laws and Club rules.

Sections may not make endorsements of ballot initiatives.  If a Section has
an interest in a particular initiative, it should contact the appropriate
Chapter entity (Group, Chapter Political Committee, or Chapter Executive
Committee) to request consideration by that entity of endorsement of the
initiative.