North Dakota Statutes

§ 16.1-11-22 — Primary election ballot - Form - Voters to vote for candidates of only one political party

North Dakota § 16.1-11-22
JurisdictionNorth Dakota
Title 16.1Elections
Ch. 16.1-11Nominations for Office - Primary Election

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N.D. Cent. Code § 16.1-11-22 (2026).

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political party. At the primary election there may be only one ballot containing the separate sections for all parties or principles. The judges and the inspector of elections shall inform each elector at the primary, before voting, if the voter votes for candidates of more than one political party the voter's political party ballot will be rejected. The ballot must be in the following form:

1.The ballot must be entitled the "consolidated primary election ballot".
2.Each political party or principle having candidates at the primary election must have a separate section on the ballot.
3.At the head of each section must be printed the name of the political party or principle which it represents.
4.Spanning the columns containing the political party ballot sections and before the party na

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