North Dakota § 16.1-15-34 Member of state canvassing board - When disqualified

North Dakota Statutes

§ 16.1-15-34 — Member of state canvassing board - When disqualified

North Dakota § 16.1-15-34

Title 16.1Elections

Ch. 16.1-15Canvass of Votes - Canvassing Boards

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N.D. Cent. Code § 16.1-15-34 (2026).

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A member of the state canvassing board who has anything of value bet or wagered on the
result of the election may not serve on the board. When a member of the state canvassing
board is a candidate or husband, wife, father, mother, father-in-law, mother-in-law, son,
daughter, son-in-law, daughter-in-law, brother, or sister, whether by birth or marriage, of the
whole or the half-blood, of any candidate for any office for which that member canvasses the
votes, the member must be removed from that portion of the canvass. If a quorum still exists,
the remaining members shall canvass the votes for that office. If a quorum does not exist,
another state officer, summoned according to the authorization granted the state canvassing
board in section 16.1-15-33, shall canvass the votes for that office

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A member of the state canvassing board who has anything of value bet or wagered on the
result of the election may not serve on the board. When a member of the state canvassing
board is a candidate or husband, wife, father, mother, father-in-law, mother-in-law, son,
daughter, son-in-law, daughter-in-law, brother, or sister, whether by birth or marriage, of the
whole or the half-blood, of any candidate for any office for which that member canvasses the
votes, the member must be removed from that portion of the canvass. If a quorum still exists,
the remaining members shall canvass the votes for that office. If a quorum does not exist,
another state officer, summoned according to the authorization granted the state canvassing
board in section 16.1-15-33, shall canvass the votes for that office.