Iowa HF484 allows political parties to request a primary election for presidential nominee selection.
Iowa HF484 modifies the process for nominating presidential candidates by political parties. It allows a political party to request the state commissioner of elections to conduct a primary election for selecting a presidential nominee, instead of selecting a nominee at a caucus. This primary must be held at least four days earlier than the first determining stage of the presidential nominating process in any other state. Candidates must submit nomination papers to the state commissioner of elections, who will adopt rules for implementing this process.
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