Clarifies procedures for replacing a deceased county commissioner candidate in Michigan elections.

This bill amends Michigan election laws to clarify the process for replacing a deceased county commissioner candidate. It specifies that if a candidate dies before the election, the county executive committee of the candidate's political party can select a replacement. The replacement must be a resident and registered elector of the county commissioner district. The county officials must reprint the ballots with the replacement candidate's name and distribute them to voting precincts. The bill also outlines conditions under which a candidate can withdraw from the election.

Clarifies procedures for replacing a deceased county commissioner candidate in Michigan elections.

This bill amends Michigan election laws to clarify the process for replacing a deceased county commissioner candidate. It specifies that if a candidate dies before the election, the county executive committee of the candidate's political party can select a replacement. The replacement must be a resident and registered elector of the county commissioner district. The county officials must reprint the ballots with the replacement candidate's name and distribute them to voting precincts. The bill also outlines conditions under which a candidate can withdraw from the election.