Indiana HB1022 mandates that candidates for governor must certify their running mates for lieutenant governor and requires these candidates to file.
Indiana HB1022 amends the state's election laws to require candidates for governor who have been nominated at a primary election or state convention to certify the name of their running mates for lieutenant governor. The lieutenant governor candidate must then file a declaration of candidacy with the secretary of state by July 15 before the general election. The declaration must include the candidate's name, residence address, party affiliation, and a statement of compliance with campaign finance laws.
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