Utah Republicans working to repeal the state’s ban on partisan gerrymandering have ostensibly gathered enough signatures to put their measure on the November ballot, but it’s still too soon to know whether that will actually happen.

The signature drive comes after Utah courts struck down the state’s previous electoral map, which will likely allow Democrats to win one of the state’s four congressional seats. Unhappy with that result, the GOP now wants to ask voters to make blatantly partisan gerrymanders legal again.

As of Tuesday morning, the GOP effort had logged more than 163,000 signatures, clearing the statewide signature requirement. It also gathered enough signatures in 26 out of 29 state senate districts – meeting the district-level hurdle, as well.

But the Republican referendum effort isn’t a done deal, because thousands of Utahns have been submitting paperwork to remove their signatures from the petition.