North Dakota § 16.1-13-17 Certificate of nomination by convention - Contents - Delivery

North Dakota Statutes

§ 16.1-13-17 — Certificate of nomination by convention - Contents - Delivery

North Dakota § 16.1-13-17

Title 16.1Elections

Ch. 16.1-13General Elections

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N.D. Cent. Code § 16.1-13-17 (2026).

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All nominations made by a convention as provided in this chapter must be certified. The certificate must be delivered by the secretary or president of the convention by registered or certified mail or in person, without charge, to the secretary of state. The certificates of nomination must be in writing and must contain all of the following:

1.The name of each individual nominated, individual's post-office address, telephone number, the office for which the individual is nominated, the legislative district number if applicable, and whether the certificate is intended for an unexpired or full term of office.

2.A designation in not more than five words of the party or principle which the convention represents.

3.The signature, post-office address, and verification of the presiding officer

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All nominations made by a convention as provided in this chapter must be certified. The
certificate must be delivered by the secretary or president of the convention by registered or
certified mail or in person, without charge, to the secretary of state. The certificates of
nomination must be in writing and must contain all of the following:
1. The name of each individual nominated, individual's post-office address, telephone
number, the office for which the individual is nominated, the legislative district number
if applicable, and whether the certificate is intended for an unexpired or full term of
office.
2. A designation in not more than five words of the party or principle which the convention
represents.
3. The signature, post-office address, and verification of the presiding officer and
secretary of the convention.