Illinois § 50-45 General election law; definitions

Illinois Statutes

§ 50-45 — General election law; definitions

Illinois § 50-45

JurisdictionIllinois

TopicGOVERNMENT

Ch. 60TOWNSHIPS

Act 60 ILCS 1/Township Code.

Art.Article 50 - Election Of Township Officers; Discontinuance Of Township Offices

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Bluebook

60 Ill. Comp. Stat. 50-45 (2026).

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(a)The general election law applies to the conduct of all township elections and referenda except those held at an annual or special township meeting, which shall be under the jurisdiction of the township clerk and rules covering the annual township meeting or a special township meeting.

(b)As used in this Code in connection with elections of township officers and referenda, the following election definitions apply:

(1)"Voter" or "legal voter" or "elector" means a person qualified and registered to vote under the general election law.

(2)"Certify" and "certification", when used in connection with elections of officers or referenda, refer to the certification, in accordance with the general election law, of offices, candidates, or propositions to county clerks and boards of election com

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(a) The general election law applies to the conduct of all township elections and referenda except those held at an annual or special township meeting, which shall be under the jurisdiction of the township clerk and rules covering the annual township meeting or a special township meeting. (b) As used in this Code in connection with elections of township officers and referenda, the following election definitions apply: (1) "Voter" or "legal voter" or "elector" means a person qualified and registered to vote under the general election law. (2) "Certify" and "certification", when used in connection with elections of officers or referenda, refer to the certification, in accordance with the general election law, of offices, candidates, or propositions to county clerks and boards of election commissioners for inclusion on one ballot at an election. (3) "Submit" and "submission", when used in connection with a referendum on a proposition or question, refer to the submission to the voters, in accordance with the general election law, of the proposition or question by county clerks and boards of election commissioners.