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Iowa Code Title II > Subtitle 1 - Elections

Iowa Code > Title II > Subtitle 1 - Elections

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Chapter 39	Elections, electors, appointments, terms, and officers
Chapter 39A	Election misconduct
Chapter 40	Congressional districts
Chapter 41	State senatorial and representative districts
Chapter 42	Redistricting general assembly and congressional districts
Chapter 43	Partisan nominations -- primary election
Chapter 44	Nominations by nonparty political organizations
Chapter 45	Nominations by petition
Chapter 46	Nomination and election of judges
Chapter 47	Election commissioners
Chapter 48A	Voter registration
Chapter 49	Method of conducting elections
Chapter 49A	Constitutional amendments and public measures
Chapter 50	Canvass of votes
Chapter 52	Voting systems
Chapter 53	Absent voters
Chapter 54	Presidential electors
Chapter 55	Leave of absence for candidacy and public service
Chapter 57	Contesting elections -- general provisions
Chapter 58	Contesting elections of governor and lieutenant governor
Chapter 59	Contesting elections for seats in the general assembly
Chapter 60	Contesting elections of presidential electors and congresspersons
Chapter 61	Contesting elections of state officers
Chapter 62	Contesting elections of county officers
Chapter 63	Time and manner of qualifying
Chapter 63A	Administration of oaths

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