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Virginia Code Title 24.2 - Elections
Virginia Code
> Title 24.2 - Elections
Current as of: 2011
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Chapter 1
General Provisions and Administration
Chapter 2
Federal, Commonwealth, and Local Officers
Chapter 3
Election Districts, Precincts, and Polling Places
Chapter 4
Voter Registration
Chapter 5
Candidates for Office
Chapter 6
The Election
Chapter 7
Absentee Voting
Chapter 8
Recounts and Contested Elections
Chapter 9
Campaign Finance Disclosure Act
Chapter 9.1
Campaign Fundraising; Legislative Sessions
Chapter 9.2
Disclosure Requirements for Political Campaign Advertisements
Chapter 9.3
Campaign Finance Disclosure Act of 2006
Chapter 9.4
Campaign Fundraising; Legislative Sessions
Chapter 9.5
Political Campaign Advertisements
Chapter 10
Election Offenses Generally; Penalties
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