Maine Statutes § 352 Qualification for presidential elector and county office
Statute Text
A candidate for the office of presidential elector or any county office must be a resident of and a voter in the electoral division the candidate seeks to represent on the date established for filing nomination petitions in the year the candidate seeks election. The elected official must maintain a voting residence in that electoral division during the elected official's term of office. [RR 2019, c. 2, Pt. B, §45 (COR).]
History
1985, c. 161, § 6 (NEW) .
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