Utah citizens can not collect electronic or online signatures for a ballot initiative.  In 2010, the Utah Supreme Court ruled that the state must accept them, but Utah Legislators are using stalling tactics to implement the ruling and have shown little interest in empowering the people through e-signatures. 

If you haven't already encountered one of our canvassing volunteers, you can sign a paper petition at these local businesses. You must be a resident of Salt Lake City (see the boundaries) who is registered to vote (if you are not already registered to vote, you can register at the same time that you sign).  

Free Speech Zone
411 South 800 East
Salt Lake City
http://freespeechzone.wordpress.com/ 

Earth Goods General Store
1249 South 900 East
Salt Lake City
http://www.earthgoodsgeneralstore.com/ 

Dolcetti Gelato
902 E. 900 South
Salt Lake City
http://www.dolcettigelato.com/ 

Dolcetti Gelato
4th Avenue and E Street
Salt Lake City
http://www.dolcettigelato.com/ 

Would you like a Move to Amend petition at your business? Come to our Wednesday meetings, 6 p.m., at 1361 S. Main Street in Salt Lake City to pick up a petition; or call Nate Housely at 801 234-0095 or Jesse Ward at 801 541-6494.