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§ 1-1202 — Term of office.

District of Columbia § 1-1202
JurisdictionDistrict of Columbia
Title 1Government Organization.
Ch. 12Notaries Public. [Repealed]

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D.C. Code § 1-1202 (2026).

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Repealed.

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Related

Powell v. District of Columbia
602 A.2d 1123 (District of Columbia Court of Appeals, 1992)
60 case citations

Legislative History

Mar. 3, 1901, 31 Stat. 1279, ch. 854, § 559

Nearby Sections

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§ 1-1001.01
Election of electors.
§ 1-1001.02
Definitions.
§ 1-1001.03
Board of Elections — Created; composition; term of office; vacancies; reappointment; designation of Chairman.
§ 1-1001.04
Board of Elections — Qualifications; prohibited activities; compensation; removal; time for filling vacancy.
§ 1-1001.05
Board of Elections — Duties.
§ 1-1001.05a
Advisory opinions.
§ 1-1001.06
Board independent agency; facilities; seal.
§ 1-1001.06a
Establishment of the Election Reform Fund.
§ 1-1001.07
Voter.
§ 1-1001.07a
Leave to vote.
§ 1-1001.07b
Automatic voter registration expansion.
§ 1-1001.08
Qualifications of candidates and electors; nomination and election of Delegate, Chairman of the Council, members of Council, Mayor, Attorney General, and members of State Board of Education; petition requirements; arrangement of ballot.
§ 1-1001.08a
Ranked choice voting.
§ 1-1001.09
Secrecy required; place of voting; watchers; challenged ballots; assistance in marking ballot or operating voting machine; more than 1 vote prohibited; unopposed candidates; availability of regulations at Vote Centers; deposit, inspection, and destruction of ballots.
§ 1-1001.09a
Post-election audits.
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