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§ 12-6-1 |
Offices to which chapter applies |
§ 12-6-2 |
Third-term gubernatorial nomination prohibited |
§ 12-6-3 |
Candidacy for more than one office in same election prohibited–Exceptions |
§ 12-6-3.1 |
Legislative candidates required to reside in district of candidacy |
§ 12-6-3.2 |
Candidate required to register with party |
§ 12-6-4 |
Petition required to place candidate’s name on primary ballot–Time and place of filing |
§ 12-6-4.1 |
Earliest time for circulating petitions or certificates |
§ 12-6-5 |
Form of nominating petition prescribed by state board |
§ 12-6-6 |
Joint petitions for delegate candidates–Individual petitions otherwise required |
§ 12-6-7 |
Nominating petitions–Several sheets–Signature requirements |
§ 12-6-8 |
Time and manner of signing petition–Declaration of candidate–Verification–Violation for falsely attesting–Signing for independent or nonpolitical candidate |
§ 12-6-8.1 |
Withdrawal from primary election–Time and place of filing |
§ 12-6-9 |
Unopposed candidate automatically nominated–Primary not held if no contest |
§ 12-6-11 |
Certification to county auditors of nominating petitions filed with secretary of state |
§ 12-6-14 |
Form of official primary ballot prescribed by state board |
§ 12-6-26 |
Qualifications of voters at primary–Party registration requirements |
§ 12-6-50 |
Nomination by plurality at primary |
§ 12-6-51.1 |
Runoff election–United States Senate, House of Representatives, or Governor primary |
§ 12-6-51.3 |
Certification of runoff candidates |
§ 12-6-52 |
Party officials elected by plurality at primary |
§ 12-6-55 |
Withdrawal by nominee–Time and place of filing |
§ 12-6-56 |
Party committee–Party candidate vacancies |
§ 12-6-56.1 |
Rejected by referendum |
§ 12-6-57 |
Meeting of party committee to fill vacancies–Manner of voting |
§ 12-6-58 |
Application of vacancy provisions to special congressional elections |
§ 12-6-64 |
Liberal construction of primary election laws |
§ 12-6-65 |
Defeated candidate–Prohibition |