certificate of election; technical correction
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- Passed House
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Overview
Senate Bill 1312 makes a technical correction to the Arizona Revised Statutes regarding the process of declaring election results and delivering certificates of election. Specifically, it clarifies that the secretary of state must deliver a certificate of election to the candidate who receives the highest number of votes, provided they meet all legal requirements for candidacy. The bill ensures consistency and clarity in the election certification process. It updates a reference to a specific subsection within the election laws.
Key provisions
- Amends section 16-650 of the Arizona Revised Statutes.
- Clarifies the secretary of state's responsibility to declare elected the candidate with the most votes.
- Specifies that certificates of election must be delivered to candidates who meet all legal requirements.
- Addresses conditions precedent for certificate issuance.
Who is affected
- Secretary of State
- Candidates for Office
- Voters of Arizona
Notable changes
- Updates a reference to section 16-311, subsection B e.
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