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§ 21-2-284.1. Nonpartisan Municipal Primaries — Form of Ballot

In the case of nonpartisan municipal primaries, the form of the official nonpartisan primary ballot shall conform insofar as practicable to the form of the official primary ballot as detailed in Code Section 21-2-284 including the printing of the name and designation of the precinct on the top of the ballot, except that: The following […]

§ 21-2-286. Printing Specifications, Numbering, and Binding of Ballots

In any primary or election, the superintendent shall cause the ballots to be printed in the form prescribed by this chapter. Paper ballots other than those printed for optical scanning voting systems shall be at least six inches long and four inches wide and shall have a margin extending beyond any printing thereon. They shall […]

§ 21-2-287. Form of Absentee Ballot

The form for the absentee ballot shall be in substantially the same form as the official ballots used in the precincts, except it shall be printed with only the name stub and without a number strip and shall have the precinct name and designation printed or stamped thereon. History. Code 1933, § 34-1104, enacted by […]

§ 21-2-289. Printing on Ballots of Names of Substitute Candidates

As soon as any substitute candidate has been duly nominated by his or her political party or body pursuant to Code Section 21-2-134, at any time prior to the day on which the printing of ballots is started, his or her name shall be substituted in place of that of the candidate who has died, […]

§ 21-2-291. Procedure as to Unopposed Candidates

Any other provision of law to the contrary notwithstanding, in the event there is no opposed candidate in a precinct in a special or general election, no special or general election shall be held in such precinct unless a write-in candidate has qualified as provided by law or unless there are issues to be submitted […]