Prohibits candidates from nomination for more than one elective office at primary or general election.
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Overview
This bill prohibits candidates from running for more than one elective office – such as Governor, Senate, or Assembly – in either a primary or general election. It restricts a candidate’s ability to accept nominations for multiple offices within the same election cycle. The bill amends existing state statutes to clarify these restrictions and ensure candidates are not nominated for more than one office simultaneously. It also includes provisions related to candidate statements and disclosures.
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