North Dakota § 16.1-14-03 Proclamation of result by governor - Publishing - Certificate of election

North Dakota Statutes

§ 16.1-14-03 — Proclamation of result by governor - Publishing - Certificate of election

North Dakota § 16.1-14-03

Title 16.1Elections

Ch. 16.1-14Presidential Electors

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N.D. Cent. Code § 16.1-14-03 (2026).

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Within ten days after the state canvassing board completes the canvass of the votes cast
for presidential electors, as certified by the auditors of the respective counties, the governor
shall declare by proclamation, to be printed in the official county newspaper printed and
published at the seat of government, the names of the individuals who have received the
highest number of votes returned for the office of presidential elector. If the election of the
individuals has not been contested by notice of contest having been filed with the governor
within ten days after the date of the proclamation, the individuals are deemed elected, and the
governor shall transmit a certificate of election to each chosen individual.

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Within ten days after the state canvassing board completes the canvass of the votes cast
for presidential electors, as certified by the auditors of the respective counties, the governor
shall declare by proclamation, to be printed in the official county newspaper printed and
published at the seat of government, the names of the individuals who have received the
highest number of votes returned for the office of presidential elector. If the election of the
individuals has not been contested by notice of contest having been filed with the governor
within ten days after the date of the proclamation, the individuals are deemed elected, and the
governor shall transmit a certificate of election to each chosen individual.