North Dakota Statutes § 16.1-15-25 County auditor to forward abstract of votes of general election to secretary of state - Contents - Abstract for presidential electors
Statute Text
Before four p.m. on the
[eighth]
thirteenth
day following any general election, the county auditor of each county shall provide to the secretary of state a certified abstract of the votes cast in the county at the election according to the reporting instructions specified by the secretary of state.
History
Amended by S.L. 2023 , ch. 204 ( HB 1192 ) , § 11 , eff. 8/1/2023 .
Amended by S.L. 2021 , ch. 164 ( HB 1253 ) , § 101 , eff. 8/1/2021 .
Amended by S.L. 2011 , ch. 152 ( SB 2254 ) , § 34 , eff. 8/1/2011 .
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