11-44C-14
Section 11-44C-14 District council members - Filing as candidate; qualifying fee. Any
person desiring to become a candidate in any election for the office of district council member
may become such candidate by filing in the office of the city clerk, a statement in writing
as required by the general municipal election laws. Said statement shall be accompanied by
a qualifying fee in the amount of $125.00, which fee shall be paid into the general fund of
the city. (Acts 1985, No. 85-229, p. 96, §14.)...
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11-43C-15
Section 11-43C-15 District council members - No primary elections; filing of pauper's
oath or petition to become candidate. No primary election shall be held for the nomination
of candidates for the office of council member, and candidates shall be nominated only as
provided herein. A person may also become a candidate for the office of council member by
filing a verified pauper's oath with the city clerk, or by filing a verified petition containing
an endorsement of candidacy by the signatures and addresses of 500 persons, each of whom is
a registered voter residing in the city and within the district for which the individual intends
to be a candidate for election to office, provided that no such signature may be obtained
more than 12 months preceding the deadline for filing said statements. (Acts 1987, No. 87-102,
p. 116, §15.)...
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11-43C-33
Section 11-43C-33 Mayor - No primary election; filing of pauper's oath or petition to
become candidate. No primary election shall be held for the nomination of candidates for the
office of mayor, and candidates shall be nominated as herein provided. A person may also become
a candidate for the office of mayor by filing a verified pauper's oath with the city clerk,
or by filing a verified petition containing an endorsement of candidacy by the signatures
and addresses of 2,000 persons, each of whom is a registered voter residing in the city, provided
that no such signature may be obtained more than 12 months immediately preceding the deadline
for filing said statements of candidacy. (Acts 1987, No. 87-102, p. 116, §33.)...
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11-44C-15
Section 11-44C-15 District council members - No primary elections; filing of pauper's
oath or petition to become candidate. No primary election shall be held for the nomination
of candidates for the office of council member, and candidates shall be nominated only as
provided herein. A person may also become a candidate for the office of council member by
filing a verified pauper's oath with the city clerk, or by filing a verified petition containing
an endorsement of candidacy by the signatures and addresses of 500 persons, each of whom is
a registered voter residing in the city and within the district for which the individual intends
to be a candidate for election to office, provided that no such signature may be obtained
more than 12 months preceding the deadline for filing said statements. (Acts 1985, No. 85-229,
p. 96, §15.)...
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11-44C-33
Section 11-44C-33 Mayor - No primary election; filing of pauper's oath or petition to
become candidate. No primary election shall be held for the nomination of candidates for the
office of mayor, and candidates shall be nominated as herein provided. A person may also become
a candidate for the office of mayor by filing a verified pauper's oath with the city clerk,
or by filing a verified petition containing an endorsement of candidacy by the signatures
and addresses of 2,000 persons, each of whom is a registered voter residing in the city, provided
that no such signature may be obtained more than 12 months immediately preceding the deadline
for filing said statements of candidacy. (Acts 1985, No. 85-229, p. 96, §33.)...
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45-37-72.27
Section 45-37-72.27 Statement of candidacy; petition. (a) No primary election shall
be held to nominate a candidate to fill a vacancy under this subpart. At any election held
under this subpart no person's name shall appear on the ballot as a candidate for the office
to be filled at the election unless such person has filed in the office of the judge of probate
of the county within the time and in the forms prescribed in subsection (b) his or her statement
of candidacy and the petition signed by a least 100 qualified electors of the commission district
requesting that such person become a candidate for the office. (b) Any person desiring to
become a candidate at any election may become such candidate by filing in the office of the
judge of probate of the county such person's statement in writing of such candidacy, accompanied
by such person's affidavit taken and certified by such judge of probate, or by a notary public,
that such person is duly qualified to hold the office for which...
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11-46-25
Section 11-46-25 Ballots; statements of candidacy; withdrawal of candidacy. (a) In all
municipal elections on any subject which may be submitted by law to a vote of the people of
the municipality and for any municipal officers, if paper ballots are used, the voting shall
be by official ballot printed and distributed as provided in subsections (c) and (d), and
no ballot shall be received or counted in any election unless it is provided as prescribed
by law. (b) There shall be but one form of ballot for all the candidates for municipal office
and every ballot provided for use at any polling place in a municipal election shall contain
the names of all candidates who have properly qualified and have not withdrawn, as provided
in subsection (g), together with the title of the office for which they are candidates. (c)
All ballots shall be printed in black ink on clear book paper. At the bottom of each ballot
and at a point an equal distance from the sides thereof there shall be printed a...
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11-46-9
Section 11-46-9 Election commission in Class 1 municipality. In any Class 1 municipality,
the mayor, the city attorney, and the president of the city council shall constitute an election
commission for the city. Notwithstanding the foregoing, if either the mayor or the president
of the council is a candidate for office, the mayor shall appoint a member of the city council
who is not a candidate for office to serve on the election commission for the election in
which the mayor or the president is a candidate. In the event that both the mayor and the
president of the council are candidates for office at the same election, the mayor shall appoint
two members of the council who are not candidates for office to serve on the election commission
in place of the mayor and the president. If the mayor and all members of the council are candidates
for office at the same election, the mayor shall designate a senior member of his or her staff
and the council president shall designate a senior...
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11-44E-3
Section 11-44E-3 Election of commission and mayor; term of office. (a) The expense for
all elections shall be paid by such city. The mayor and all commission candidates shall qualify
as provided in Sections 11-44E-71 and 11-44E-72, respectively, and shall have the qualifications
and eligibility set forth in this chapter. Under applicable laws for the election of commissioners
to the commission, the mayor, within the scope of this chapter, shall provide for an election
to be held on the second Tuesday in July, 1991, and every two years thereafter for the positions
of associate commissioners in the manner herein provided. Upon the adoption of such form of
government and approval by the Justice Department, the mayor shall call an election, to be
governed by this chapter, to be held no later than the second Tuesday in July, 1991, and every
four years thereafter for the positions of associate commissioner for Districts 2, 4, and
6 for four-year terms. Associate commissioners for Districts 1...
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45-37A-52.94
Section 45-37A-52.94 Vacancy. Whenever any vacancy in the office of mayor shall occur
by reason of death, resignation, removal, or any other cause, the president of the council
shall assume the duties of the office of mayor effective on the date such vacancy occurs and
shall serve as acting mayor until a new mayor is elected and qualified as hereinafter provided.
The acting mayor shall receive no compensation, expenses, or allowances as a member of the
city council while acting as mayor, but shall receive the same rate of pay and allowances
provided for the mayor whose vacated office he or she fills, and the compensation received
for days of service as acting mayor shall not be counted in determining the maximum annual
per diem compensation permitted council members. While the president of the council is serving
as acting mayor he or she shall not sit with the council or vote on any matters before the
council. The election commission of the city, if there be one, and if not then the...
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