Missouri HB2480 reinstates the presidential preference primary election.
Missouri HB2480 reinstates the presidential preference primary election, which will be held on the first Tuesday in March of each presidential election year. The bill outlines the procedures for candidates to appear on the presidential primary ballot, including filing fees and petition requirements. It also specifies that certain elections, such as bond elections necessitated by fire, vandalism, or natural disaster, are exempt from the presidential primary election date. The bill repeals and replaces several sections of the Revised Statutes of Missouri related to election procedures.
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