Of course. It should be a no-brainer and yet not even one has passed. Most die in committee.
NE - LB 654 hearing held as of 3/10/11. HI - HB1116 Rida Cabanilla (D!) intro'd bill 1/11 to supply BC for "persons of civic prominence" upon request and $100 fee. MO - Failed in '09. Trying again, HB 283 hearing held as of 3/1/11. TX - HB 295 intro'd 11/10, in committee as of 2/15 TN - SB 1043 intro'd 1/11, in committee as of 2/23. OK - Failed in '08. SB91 advanced to House for consideration as of 3/14. To see the details, type SB91 in the "Measure Number" box on the Oklahoma Legislature Home Page Quick Search Form CT - SB 391 intro'd 1/11. In committee. IA - SF 369, intro'd 3/11. In committee. ME - LD34, Died in committee 3/3/11. GA - Failed in '10. (HB 1516). Failed in '11 (HB 401). MT - HB 205 intro'd 1/11. "Missed Deadline for General Bill Transmittal" AZ - Failed in '10 - passed house, senate refused to vote. Tried in 2/11, died in senate committee. IN - Intro'd 1/11. Died in committee. NH - Intro'd 3/11. Died in committee.
Most people assume that Barack Obama had been vetted before he was able to run for President. Guess what?
A congressional document posted on the Internet confirms no one not Congress, not the states and not election officials bothered to check Barack Obamas eligibility to be president, and that status remains undocumented to this day.
http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=225561
I looked at the 2008 Missouri Elected Officials Qualifications.
http://www.sos.mo.gov/elections/2008primary/2008offices.asp
It lists the qualifications for U.S. Representative through Township or Ward Committeemen and Committeewomen. All other Missouri candidates were required to meet eligibility requirements but not presidential candidates. Why not?
Missouri must pass a law that would require that all candidates meet the eligibility requirements before being placed on the ballot. That means presenting an official certified birth certificate to the Secretary of State.
Since the Federal government failed to vet Obama, the states will have to do their job for them.
There still exists time for states with initiative processes to have such an issue voted on this coming fall’s elections.