§ 7605 Special Election Committee Appointments

Key Takeaways

•If someone joins a committee because they were picked in a special election to fill an empty spot, they have to do something within 60 days.
•Within those 60 days, they must pick other people to be on the committee.
•They have to pick these people the same way that delegates to the state convention pick their people.

Example

Imagine your school's student council has an empty spot because someone moved away. The school holds a special vote to pick a new member. That new member then has to pick other kids to be on a committee within 60 days.

The new member has to choose the other committee kids the same way that representatives for the big school meeting choose their teams.

Any person who is a member of this committee by virtue of having been nominated to fill a vacancy in a partisan office in a special election, shall within 60 days of the special election, appoint members to this committee in the same manner as delegates to the state convention make those appointments. (Enacted by Stats. 1994, Ch. 920, Sec. 2.)

Key Takeaways

•If someone joins a committee because they were picked in a special election to fill an empty spot, they have to do something within 60 days.
•Within those 60 days, they must pick other people to be on the committee.
•They have to pick these people the same way that delegates to the state convention pick their people.

Example

The new member has to choose the other committee kids the same way that representatives for the big school meeting choose their teams.

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