Amends election law to change how party nominations for candidates are designated in counties outside of cities with a population of one million or.
This bill amends the election law to modify the process for party nominations for candidates in counties outside of cities with a population of one million or more. It specifies that candidates for judicial delegate and alternate judicial delegate positions will be designated by county committee members. The bill outlines the process for these designations, including the timing of meetings and the method of weighted voting. It also details the process for designating candidates for other offices, including the right for certain candidates to request inclusion on the primary ballot.
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