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Idaho Code Title 34 > Chapter 20 - Election Contests Other Than Legislative And State Executive Offices

Idaho Code > Title 34 > Chapter 20 - Election Contests Other Than Legislative And State Executive Offices


Current as of: 2010
§ 34-2001Grounds Of Contest
§ 34-2001ABond Election And Mill Levy Contests -- Time For Filing -- Validation Of Elections And Bonds
§ 34-2002Term Incumbent Defined
§ 34-2003Misconduct Of Judges
§ 34-2004Jurisdiction -- Contests Over Judicial Offices
§ 34-2005Jurisdiction -- Removal Of County Seats And Special Questions
§ 34-2006Jurisdiction -- County And Precinct Officers
§ 34-2007Who May Contest Elections
§ 34-2008Complaint And Security For Costs
§ 34-2009Complaint -- Specific Allegations
§ 34-2010Issuance Of Summons
§ 34-2011Time For Trial
§ 34-2012Postponement Of Trial
§ 34-2013Procedure In General
§ 34-2014Testimony -- Subpoena For Witnesses
§ 34-2015Amendments
§ 34-2016Form And Service Of Process
§ 34-2017Voters To Testify As To Qualifications
§ 34-2018Inspection Of Ballots And Poll Books
§ 34-2019Ballots And Poll Books -- Return To County Auditor
§ 34-2020Liability For Costs
§ 34-2021Form Of Judgment
§ 34-2022Determination Of Tie Vote
§ 34-2023Order For Possession
§ 34-2024Election Declared Void
§ 34-2025Appeal And Supersedeas
§ 34-2026Judgment Of Affirmance
§ 34-2027Cost Of Bond On Appeal
§ 34-2028Contest Of Nomination At Primaries
§ 34-2029Jurisdiction Over Primary Contest
§ 34-2030Filing Of Affidavit
§ 34-2031Security For Costs
§ 34-2032Fraud Or Error By The Election Official
§ 34-2033Discovery
§ 34-2034Remedies
§ 34-2035Appeals
§ 34-2036Cost On Appeal

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