§ 13310 Election Candidate Statement Waiver
This law lets the local election board decide not to use the rule in Section 13307 for an upcoming election, but only if the U.S. Supreme Court or California Supreme Court says that candidates who aren’t poor can’t be forced to pay for their own campaign statements.
A city is holding an election for mayor. Before people can start nominating candidates, the city’s election board votes to say Section 13307 doesn’t apply to this race.
If the highest courts later rule that non‑poor candidates can’t be required to pay for their own campaign ads, then the board’s decision to skip Section 13307 becomes active and the rule won’t be used for this mayoral election.
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§ 13310 Election Candidate Statement Waiver
Last verified: January 10, 2026