North Dakota HB1424 revises ballot access rules for primary elections, including the issuance of certificates of endorsement by district.
North Dakota HB1424 modifies the process for candidates to appear on primary election ballots, focusing on the issuance and validation of certificates of endorsement by district organizations. The bill establishes a procedure for endorsing caucuses, requiring the attorney general to investigate complaints about the caucus process. If the caucus is found to comply with rules and laws, the attorney general certifies the endorsement, allowing the secretary of state to place the candidate on the ballot.
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