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Indiana Statutes § 3-8-8-7 Termination of challenge regardless of status of challenge or appeal; status of candidate who withdraws after 60 days before election

Up to Chapter 8: Removal of Name From Ballot of a Candidate for Legislative or State Office at General Election for Disqualification or Withdrawal

Statute Text

(a) Regardless of the status of a challenge before the commission or the court of appeals, at noon sixty (60) days before the general election the following apply:
(1) The challenge is terminated.
(2) The name of the challenged candidate may not be removed from the ballot.
(3) The name of another individual may not replace the name of the challenged candidate on the ballot.
(4) Any votes cast for the challenged candidate shall be canvassed, counted, and reported under the name of the challenged candidate.
(b) All of the following apply if a candidate attempts to withdraw as a candidate after noon sixty (60) days before the general election:
(1) The name of the candidate may not be removed from the ballot.
(2) The name of another individual may not replace the name of the candidate on the ballot.
(3) Any votes cast for the candidate shall be canvassed, counted, and reported under the name of the candidate.

History

As added by P.L. 230 - 2005 , SEC.32. Amended by P.L. 66 - 2010 , SEC. 8 .

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