North Dakota § 16.1-03-07 Meeting of district committee - Organization

North Dakota Statutes

§ 16.1-03-07 — Meeting of district committee - Organization

North Dakota § 16.1-03-07

Title 16.1Elections

Ch. 16.1-03Party Committee Organization

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N.D. Cent. Code § 16.1-03-07 (2026).

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1.If a legislative district chooses to organize by precinct in every odd-numbered year, the district committee of each party shall meet within fifteen days after the caucus provided for in section 16.1-03-01. The day, hour, and site must be set by the existing district committee chairman. Any incumbent members of the legislative assembly from the party and any other individual provided for by the district committee's bylaws constitute the district committee of the party. The district committee of a party must be organized to coincide with the geographical boundary lines of state legislative districts. Each member of any committee provided for in this chapter must be a qualified elector.

2.The district committee shall select the officers of the district committee and forward to the state

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1. If a legislative district chooses to organize by precinct in every odd-numbered year, the
district committee of each party shall meet within fifteen days after the caucus
provided for in section 16.1-03-01. The day, hour, and site must be set by the existing
district committee chairman. Any incumbent members of the legislative assembly from
the party and any other individual provided for by the district committee's bylaws
constitute the district committee of the party. The district committee of a party must be
organized to coincide with the geographical boundary lines of state legislative districts.
Each member of any committee provided for in this chapter must be a qualified elector.
2. The district committee shall select the officers of the district committee and forward to
the state committee the name and contact information of the district committee
chairman. The district committee may appoint an executive committee consistent with
the bylaws of the district committee. That party's nominees for and members of the
legislative assembly shall serve as members of the executive committee.
3. If the office of chairman becomes vacant, the vacancy may be filled as provided by the
district party bylaws.
4. The bylaws of the state committee or state party may not include any requirement
providing directives or procedures for the method of the organization of district
committees nor may the state committee or state party take any action or impose any
requirement regarding district party organization unless a district lacks a district
committee that is able to carry out the responsibilities under this chapter. A state party
may not take any action that is inconsistent with this chapter.
5. After redistricting of the legislative assembly becomes effective, the state party chair
may appoint a temporary district party organization chair in any newly established
district or a district that lacks a district committee able to carry out the responsibilities
of this chapter. The temporary district party organization chair shall organize the district
political party as closely as possible in conformance with this chapter to assure
compliance with primary election filing deadlines.