North Dakota Statutes
§ 16.1-11-37 — Vote required for nomination on no-party ballot - Partisan nominations prohibited
prohibited.
The number of individuals to be nominated as candidates for any one no-party office is the
number of individuals who receive the highest number of votes and who total twice the number
of available positions for the office if that many individuals are candidates for nomination.
However, an individual may not be deemed nominated as a candidate for any no-party office at
any primary election unless the number of votes received by the individual is no less than the
number of signatures of qualified electors required to be obtained on a petition to have a
candidate's name for the office placed on the primary ballot. Partisan nominations may not be
made for any of the offices mentioned in section 16.1-11-08.
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Related
Bolinske v. Jaeger
2008 ND 180 (North Dakota Supreme Court, 2008)
Nearby Sections
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§ 16.1-01-00.1
Definitions§ 16.1-01-02
Applicability of provisions of title§ 16.1-01-02.1
State policy encouraging employers to establish policy granting employees time to vote§ 16.1-01-02.2
Special election - Special procedures§ 16.1-01-02.3
Special election costs - Reimbursement§ 16.1-01-03
Opening and closing of the polls§ 16.1-01-04
Qualifications of electors - Voting requirements§ 16.1-01-04.1
Identification verifying eligibility as an elector§ 16.1-01-04.2
Residence for voting - Rules for determining§ 16.1-01-05.1
Voter lists - Addition or transfer of names§ 16.1-01-06
Highest number of votes elects§ 16.1-01-06.1
Approval voting - Ranked-choice voting - Prohibition