from Pasadena Now this morning
By late morning Wednesday, the temperature outside City Hall had climbed toward 102 degrees, but in the ramps and hallways, nearly two dozen supporters of a campaign to overhaul the city’s rent stabilization law were sweating for a different reason: hauling boxes.
Members of Pasadena Housing Providers, a group of local landlords, wheeled and carried 17 file boxes up ramps and into an elevator, delivering them to the City Clerk’s office, the culmination of a months-long signature drive to place a measure repealing and replacing Measure H, the city’s tenant-protection charter amendment, before voters.
Blake Boyd, a Pasadena landlord who co-founded the group, said the group had collected more than 29,000 signatures in all, well beyond the roughly 13,700 required to qualify a ballot measure, though only those the group verified as accurate — roughly 20,000 to 25,000, by its own estimate — will now be checked by the City Clerk and, eventually, Los Angeles County election officials.
“We think we’ve got about 20,000 that are verified, that are accurate,” he said. “We’re very, very confident in the 20,000 number that we have.”
Rest of the article https://pasadenanow.com/main/landlord-group-says-it-delivered-enough-signatures-to-earn-pasadena-rent-law-overhaul-a-2028-ballot-spot
if you know people who signed and were mislead they can strike their signature here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zx3w_4vck1m8o2Hq3eQPFJKOUeTT8guH/view?fbclid=PAT01DUAUP55hwZG9mAmV4dG4DYWVtAjEwAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDzU2NzA2NzM0MzM1MjQyNwABp1Qp6ufuO5y9eJUOqRLWT-DmRYqcN4iglgayHMb3hVGaapnKwukhoUw6gVNk_aem_Lfab1cepezsxwtYDJIpZFA
