Oregon Const. art. II, § 24

Oregon Constitution

Article II, § 24 — Death of candidate prior to election

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Or. Const. art. II, § 24.

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When any vacancy occurs in the nomination of a candidate for elective public office in this state, and the vacancy is due to the death of the candidate, the Legislative Assembly may provide by law that: (1) The regularly scheduled election for that public office may be postponed; (2) The public office may be filled at a subsequent election; and (3) Votes cast for candidates for the public office at the regularly scheduled election may not be considered.

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When any vacancy occurs in the nomination of a candidate for elective public office in this state, and the vacancy is due to the death of the candidate, the Legislative Assembly may provide by law that: (1) The regularly scheduled election for that public office may be postponed; (2) The public office may be filled at a subsequent election; and (3) Votes cast for candidates for the public office at the regularly scheduled election may not be considered.

History

Created through S.J.R. 19, 2003, and adopted by the people Nov. 2, 2004

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