North Dakota § 16.1-03-17 Political party reorganization after redistricting

North Dakota Statutes

§ 16.1-03-17 — Political party reorganization after redistricting

North Dakota § 16.1-03-17

Title 16.1Elections

Ch. 16.1-03Party Committee Organization

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N.D. Cent. Code § 16.1-03-17 (2026).

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If redistricting of the legislative assembly becomes effective after the organization of political parties as provided in this chapter and before the primary or the general election, the political parties in each of the following districts shall organize or reorganize as closely as possible in conformance with this chapter to assure compliance with primary election filing deadlines:

1.A district that does not share any geographical area with the pre-redistricting district having the same number.

2.A district with new geographic area that was not in that district for the 2020 election and which new geographic area has a 2020 population that is more than twenty-five percent of the district's population as determined in the 2020 federal decennial census.

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If redistricting of the legislative assembly becomes effective after the organization of political
parties as provided in this chapter and before the primary or the general election, the political
parties in each of the following districts shall organize or reorganize as closely as possible in
conformance with this chapter to assure compliance with primary election filing deadlines:
1. A district that does not share any geographical area with the pre-redistricting district
having the same number.
2. A district with new geographic area that was not in that district for the 2020 election
and which new geographic area has a 2020 population that is more than twenty-five
percent of the district's population as determined in the 2020 federal decennial census.