North Dakota § 16.1-11-01 Primary election - When held - Nomination of candidates - Nomination for special elections

North Dakota Statutes

§ 16.1-11-01 — Primary election - When held - Nomination of candidates - Nomination for special elections

North Dakota § 16.1-11-01

Title 16.1Elections

Ch. 16.1-11Nominations for Office - Primary Election

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N.D. Cent. Code § 16.1-11-01 (2026).

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special elections.
On the second Tuesday in June of every general election year, a primary election must be
held for the nomination of candidates for the following offices in the years of their regular
election: United States senators, member of the United States house of representatives,
members of the legislative assembly, elected state officials, judges of the supreme court and
district court, county officers, and county commissioners. In special elections the nominations
for the officers enumerated in this section must be made as provided in this title.

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special elections.
On the second Tuesday in June of every general election year, a primary election must be
held for the nomination of candidates for the following offices in the years of their regular
election: United States senators, member of the United States house of representatives,
members of the legislative assembly, elected state officials, judges of the supreme court and
district court, county officers, and county commissioners. In special elections the nominations
for the officers enumerated in this section must be made as provided in this title.