At which point do most initiatives fail?
A)during the preparation stage following the public review and comment period
B)during the qualification stage when signatures are gathered and then verified
C)before the election,because legislators may adopt the measure and remove it from the ballot
D)postelection,when courts invalidate measures

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Initiatives most commonly fail during the qualification stage when signatures are gathered and then verified. This is because gathering the required number of valid signatures to meet the threshold for getting the initiative on the ballot is a challenging process, and often, a significant number of signatures are disqualified during verification.

At Which Point Do Most Initiatives Fail