Maine § 21-A §375-A Presidential and vice-presidential electors nominated by qualified parties

Maine Statutes

§ 21-A §375-A — Presidential and vice-presidential electors nominated by qualified parties

Maine § 21-A §375-A

Title 21-AELECTIONS

Ch. 5NOMINATIONS

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Bluebook

Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 21-A, § 21-A §375-A (2026).

Text

If a party's candidate for presidential elector certified to the Secretary of State under section 322, subsection 2 dies, withdraws or becomes disqualified, the vacancy may be filled by a new presidential elector if the following conditions are met:

1.Written resignation. A written resignation is filed with the Secretary of State by the previous presidential elector, if the mental and physical condition of the elector allows; and

2.Compliance with requirements. The state committee and replacement candidate comply with the requirements of section 363 prior to election day. This section does not apply to a vacancy as described in section 804.

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If a party's candidate for presidential elector certified to the Secretary of State under section 322, subsection 2 dies, withdraws or becomes disqualified, the vacancy may be filled by a new presidential elector if the following conditions are met:
1.
Written resignation.
A written resignation is filed with the Secretary of State by the previous presidential elector, if the mental and physical condition of the elector allows; and
2.
Compliance with requirements.
The state committee and replacement candidate comply with the requirements of section 363 prior to election day.
This section does not apply to a vacancy as described in section 804.