§ 11825 Director Nomination Deadline

This law says that people running for a director position can get the papers they need to officially run for office no more than 113 days before the election.

Key Takeaways

•People running for director can get their nomination papers 113 days before the election at the earliest.
•They need to ask the county elections official in the main county where most of the people they want to represent live.
•This rule helps make sure everything is fair and organized before the election.

Example

Someone wants to run for a position on the local school board.

They can ask for the papers they need to officially run for the position, but they can't get these papers more than 113 days before the election.

Not more than 113 days prior to the election, upon request, the county elections official of the principal county containing the majority of the population of the ward from which the candidate is seeking election shall issue nomination papers and all other forms required for nomination to the office of director. (Amended by Stats. 2002, Ch. 221, Sec. 84. Effective January 1, 2003.)

This law says that people running for a director position can get the papers they need to officially run for office no more than 113 days before the election.

Key Takeaways

•People running for director can get their nomination papers 113 days before the election at the earliest.
•They need to ask the county elections official in the main county where most of the people they want to represent live.
•This rule helps make sure everything is fair and organized before the election.

Example

Someone wants to run for a position on the local school board.

They can ask for the papers they need to officially run for the position, but they can't get these papers more than 113 days before the election.

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