Illinois HB4790 allows for a reopened filing period if an incumbent candidate withdraws from an election.
HB4790, also known as the Voter Choice and Fair Access Act, amends the Illinois Election Code to allow for a reopened filing period if an incumbent candidate withdraws from an election. The reopened filing period begins no later than 5 business days after the withdrawal is certified and remains open for 10 business days. During this period, any qualified person eligible for the office may file nomination papers. The reopened filing period applies regardless of whether any candidates for the office remain on the ballot at the time of withdrawal.
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