An initiative that would ban corporate contributions to local campaigns has been pushed from the November ballot, but it could appear before D.C. voters early next year.

A group seeking to ban corporate contributions to D.C. campaigns is fighting to stay on the November ballot.

Activists trying to strip corporate money from D.C. campaigns received a setback today when the D.C. Board of Elections and Ethics ruled they did not present enough valid signatures to earn their petition a slot on November’s ballot.