Each signer of any initiative or referendum petition must be a qualified elector of the state. He shall
place on such petition after his name the date of signing and the location of his voting residence,
including the street and number in which such voting residence is located, if in a municipal
corporation, and the rural route or other post-office address and township in which such voting
residence is located, if outside a municipal corporation. Each signer may also print his name so as to
clearly identify his signature. Each part-petition which is filed shall contain signatures of electors of
only one county. Petitions containing signatures of electors of more than one county shall not
thereby be declared invalid. In case petitions containing signatures of electors of more than one
county are filed, the secretary of state shall determine the county from which the majority of
signatures came, and only signatures from such county shall be counted. Signatures from any other
county shall be invalid.
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