Colorado Code
Title 1 - Elections

§ 1-1-105. Elections Conducted Pursuant to Provisions That Refer to Qualified Electors - Any election, and any acts relating thereto, including but not...

§ 1-1-105.5. District Elections Conducted on or Prior to May 3, 2016 - Limitations on Contests Based on Elector Qualifications - Exceptions - Validation - Definitions - (1) (a) Except as provided in paragraph (c) of this...

§ 1-1-106. Computation of Time - (1) Calendar days shall be used in all computations of...

§ 1-1-107. Powers and Duties of Secretary of State - Penalty - (1) In addition to any other duties prescribed by law,...

§ 1-1-108. Copies of Election Laws and Manual Provided - (1) No later than sixty days after each adjournment of...

§ 1-1-109. Forms Prescribed - Rules - (1) Except as otherwise provided by this code, the secretary...

§ 1-1-110. Powers of County Clerk and Recorder and Deputy - Communication to Electors - (1) The county clerk and recorder, in rendering decisions and...

§ 1-1-111. Powers and Duties of Governing Boards - (1) In addition to any other duties prescribed by law,...

§ 1-1-113. Neglect of Duty and Wrongful Acts - Procedures for Adjudication of Controversies - Review by Supreme Court - (1) When any controversy arises between any official charged with...

Part 2 - Terms of Office

§ 1-1-201. Commencement of Terms - State, Congressional District, and County Officers - The regular terms of office of all state, congressional district,...

§ 1-1-202. Commencement of Terms - Nonpartisan Officers - The regular terms of office of all nonpartisan officers elected...

§ 1-1-203. End of Term - A person elected or appointed to an office shall hold...

Part 3 - Training and Certification of Election Officials

§ 1-1-301. Certification Program - (1) The secretary of state shall establish and operate or...

§ 1-1-302. Persons Required to Complete Certification - Deadline - (1) The following persons shall obtain certification in accordance with...

§ 1-1-303. Certification Courses - (1) The curriculum for certification in accordance with this part...

Article 1.5 - Help America Vote Act

§ 1-1.5-101. Legislative Declaration - (1) The general assembly hereby finds, determines, and declares that:...

§ 1-1.5-102. Definitions - As used in this article, unless the context otherwise requires:...

§ 1-1.5-103. Conflict With Federal Law - If the secretary or a court of competent jurisdiction determines...

§ 1-1.5-104. Powers and Duties of Secretary of State - (1) The secretary may exercise such powers and perform such...

§ 1-1.5-105. Complaint Procedure - (1) Subject to the requirements of this section, in accordance...

§ 1-1.5-106. Federal Elections Assistance Fund - Match Requirements - Maintenance of Effort - Grants and Loans to Counties - (1) (a) There is hereby created in the state treasury...

Article 2 - Qualifications and Registration of Electors

Part 1 - Qualifications of Electors

§ 1-2-101. Qualifications for Registration - Preregistration - (1) Every person who is eighteen years of age or...

§ 1-2-102. Rules for Determining Residence - (1) The following rules shall be used to determine the...

§ 1-2-103. Military Service - Students - Inmates - Persons With Behavioral or Mental Health Disorders - Confinement - (1) For the purposes of registration, voting, and eligibility for...

§ 1-2-104. Additional Qualifications - The authorizing legislation, as defined in section 1-1-104 (1.5), may...

Part 2 - Registration of Electors

§ 1-2-201. Registration Required - Deadlines - Additional Identifying Information to Be Provided by First-Time Registrants - (1) No person shall be permitted to cast a regular...

§ 1-2-202. Registration by County Clerk and Recorder - (1) The county clerk and recorder shall register any eligible...

§ 1-2-202.5. Online Voter Registration - Online Changes in Elector Information - (1) (a) [ Editor's note: This version of subsection (1)(a)...

§ 1-2-203. Registration on Indian Reservations - (1) The secretary or secretary's designee of any tribal council...

§ 1-2-204. Questions Answered by Elector - Rules - (1) Repealed. (2) In addition, each elector shall correctly answer...

§ 1-2-205. Self-Affirmation Made by Elector - (1) The registration record to be signed by the elector...

§ 1-2-210. Registration for Congressional Vacancy Elections - Except as otherwise provided in section 1-4-401.5, in any congressional...

§ 1-2-210.5. Registration of and Voting by Persons in Custody of Division of Youth Services - Definitions - (1) In the case of any individual committed to a...

§ 1-2-213. Registration at Driver's License Examination Facilities - (1) The department of revenue, through its local driver's license...

§ 1-2-213.3. Transfer of New Voter Registration Records From Department of Revenue - (1) (a) In addition to the requirements of section 1-2-213...

§ 1-2-213.5. State Institutions of Higher Education - Electronic Voter Registration Option - Information to Students - (1) (a) Any state institution of higher education, as defined...

§ 1-2-215. Certificate of Registration - Upon the request of any eligible elector, including requests made...

§ 1-2-216. Change of Address - (1) Any eligible elector who has moved within the state...

§ 1-2-217.7. Registration on or Immediately Prior to Election Day - Locations - Rules - Legislative Declaration - (1) The general assembly hereby declares that the intent of...

§ 1-2-218. Change of Name - (1) Any eligible elector who has been registered in the...

§ 1-2-218.5. Declaration of Affiliation - (1) The declaration of affiliation of each registered elector shall...

§ 1-2-219. Changing or Withdrawing Declaration of Affiliation - (1) Any eligible elector desiring to change or withdraw the...

§ 1-2-222. Errors in Recording of Affiliation - (1) If an elector goes to the elector's legal voting...

§ 1-2-223. Names Transferred When Precinct Boundaries Changed - (1) In case any new election precinct is formed within...

§ 1-2-227. Custody and Preservation of Records - (1) (a) Registration records must be left in the custody...

§ 1-2-228. Residence - False Information - Penalty - Any person who votes by knowingly giving false information regarding...

Part 3 - Master List of Electors

§ 1-2-301. Centralized Statewide Registration System - Secretary of State to Maintain Computerized Statewide Voter Registration List - County Computer Records - Agreement to Match Information - Definition - (1) The secretary of state shall implement, in a uniform...

§ 1-2-302. Maintenance of Computerized Statewide Voter Registration List - Confidentiality - (1) The secretary of state shall maintain the master list...

§ 1-2-302.5. Change of Address Search - Rules - (1) The secretary of state shall conduct a monthly national...

§ 1-2-303. Multiple Registration - Most Recent Date of Registration Determines Precinct in Which Allowed to Vote - (1) If a registered elector is registered to vote in...

§ 1-2-305. Postelection Procedures - Voting History - Definitions - (1) Not later than sixty days after a state election,...

Part 4 - High School Registration

§ 1-2-401. Legislative Declaration - It is the intent of the general assembly that, in...

§ 1-2-402. Registration by High School Deputy Registrars - Rules - (1) Each principal of a public high school, or the...

§ 1-2-403. Training and Registration Materials for High School Deputy Registrars - Processing Applications - (1) The county clerk and recorder shall train and supervise...

Part 5 - Mail Registration and Registration at Voter Registration Agencies

§ 1-2-501. Form for Mail and Agency Registration - Procedures for Registration by Mail for First-Time Electors - Additional Identifying Information to Be Provided by First-Time Registrants - (1) The secretary of state, in consultation with the federal...

§ 1-2-502. Form for Agency Registration - (1) In addition to the information required in section 1-2-501,...

§ 1-2-502.5. Transfer of Voter Registration Information to Secretary of State - (1) Subject to compliance with all applicable federal laws and...

§ 1-2-502.7. Voter Registration Agencies - Reports - Transfer of Records for Voter Registration - (1) Each state agency that oversees one or more offices...

§ 1-2-503. Availability of Forms - The application forms for mail voter registration shall be available...

§ 1-2-504. Voter Registration Agencies - (1) The following offices are designated as voter registration agencies:...

§ 1-2-505. Services at Voter Registration Agencies - Services to Persons With Disabilities - (1) At each voter registration agency, the following services shall...

§ 1-2-506. Prohibitions - (1) A person who provides the services described in section...

§ 1-2-507. Transmittal of Voter Registration Applications - When - (1) Except as provided in subsection (2) of this section,...

§ 1-2-508. Receipt of Voter Registration Applications - Effective Dates - Legislative Intent - (1) The county clerk and recorder shall ensure that any...

§ 1-2-509. Reviewing Voter Registration Applications - Notification - (1) Upon receipt of an application, if the applicant resides...

§ 1-2-510. Public Disclosure of Voter Registration Activities - (1) The secretary of state shall maintain for at least...

§ 1-2-511. Prosecutions of Violations - (1) Any person who believes a violation of this part...

Part 6 - Cancellation of Registration

§ 1-2-601. Withdrawal of Registration - At any time that registration is permitted in the county...

§ 1-2-602. Deceased Electors - (1) As soon as is practicable after the end of...

§ 1-2-603. Notification That Elector Has Moved and Registered in Different County - (1) If the elector registers to vote in another county,...

§ 1-2-604. Cancellation of Electors With Multiple Registrations - (1) Based upon an examination of the secretary of state's...

§ 1-2-605. Canceling Registration - Procedures - (1) (a) Correspondence by mail from the county clerk and...

§ 1-2-606. Cancellation by Reason of Criminal Conviction in Federal Court - (1) If an elector whose residence is in the state...

Part 7 - Voter Registration Drives

§ 1-2-701. Registration of Voter Registration Drive - Training - Rules - (1) Before commencing a voter registration drive, a voter registration...

§ 1-2-702. Conducting a Voter Registration Drive - (1) A voter registration drive organizer shall use the form...

§ 1-2-703. Violations - Penalties - (1) A voter registration drive organizer that conducts a voter...

Article 3 - Political Party Organization

§ 1-3-100.3. Definitions - As used in this article: (1) "Political party" means a...

§ 1-3-101. Party Affiliation Required - Residence - (1) (a) In order to vote at any precinct caucus,...

§ 1-3-102. Precinct Caucuses - (1) (a) (I) Precinct committee persons and delegates to county...

§ 1-3-103. Party Committees - Repeal - (1) (a) At its own precinct caucus, each political party...

§ 1-3-104. Political Party Vacancy Committees - All vacancies in state, congressional, judicial, senatorial, representative, or county...

§ 1-3-105. Powers of Central Committees - (1) Subject to the provisions of section 1-3-106 (2), the...

§ 1-3-106. Control of Party Controversies - (1) The state central committee of any political party in...

§ 1-3-107. Party Platforms - (1) Any assembly or convention of any political party may...

§ 1-3-108. Use of Party Name - No person, group of persons, or organization shall use the...

Article 4 - Elections - Access to Ballot by Candidates

Part 1 - Primary Elections

§ 1-4-101. Primary Elections - When - Nominations - Expenses - (1) Except as provided in section 1-4-104.5, a primary election...

§ 1-4-102. Methods of Placing Names on Primary Ballot - All candidates for nominations to be made at any primary...

§ 1-4-103. Order of Names on Primary Ballot - Candidates designated and certified by assembly for a particular office...

§ 1-4-104. Party Nominees - Candidates voted on for offices at primary elections who receive...

§ 1-4-104.5. Primary Election Canceled - When - (1) If, at the close of business on the sixtieth...

§ 1-4-105. Defeated Candidate Ineligible - No person who has been defeated as a candidate in...

Part 2 - General Elections

§ 1-4-201. Time of Holding General Election - A general election shall be held in all precincts in...

§ 1-4-202. United States Senators - At the general election in 1984 and every six years...

§ 1-4-203. Representatives in Congress - At every general election, the number of representatives in congress...

§ 1-4-204. State and District Officers - At the general election in 1982 and every fourth year...

§ 1-4-205. County Commissioners - (1) (a) Members of the board of county commissioners shall...

§ 1-4-206. Other County Officers - At the general election in 1982 and every four years...

Part 3 - Presidential Elections

§ 1-4-301. Time of Holding Presidential Elections - At the general election in 1984 and every fourth year...

§ 1-4-302. Party Nominations to Be Made by Convention - (1) Any convention of delegates of a political party or...

§ 1-4-304. Presidential Electors - (1) The presidential electors shall convene at the capital of...

§ 1-4-305. Compensation - Every presidential elector of this state who attends and votes...

Part 4 - Congressional Vacancy Elections

§ 1-4-401. Time of Congressional Vacancy Elections - (1) Except as provided in section 1-4-401.5, when any vacancy...

§ 1-4-401.5. Special Congressional Vacancy Election - Continuity in Representation - Rules - (1) In the event of a declaration by the speaker...

§ 1-4-402. Nominations of Political Party Candidates - (1) (a) Any convention of delegates of a political party...

§ 1-4-403. Nomination of Unaffiliated Candidates for Congressional Vacancy Election - (1) Except as provided in section 1-4-401.5, candidates for congress...

§ 1-4-404. Nomination and Acceptance of Candidate - Any person nominated in accordance with this article 4 shall...

Part 5 - Qualifications for Office and Methods of Nomination

§ 1-4-501. Only Eligible Electors Eligible for Office - (1) No person except an eligible elector who is at...

§ 1-4-502. Methods of Nomination for Partisan Candidates - (1) Except as otherwise provided in paragraphs (b) and (c)...

§ 1-4-503. Method of Nomination for Nonpartisan Candidates - Nominations for all elected nonpartisan local government officials must be...

§ 1-4-504. Documents Are Public Records - All certificates of designation, petitions, certificates of nomination, acceptances, declinations,...

Part 6 - Political Party Designation for Primary Election

§ 1-4-601. Designation of Candidates for Primary Election - Definition - (1) (a) Assemblies of the major political parties may make...

§ 1-4-602. Delegates to Party Assemblies - Definition - (1) (a) (I) Except as provided in subsection (1)(a)(IV) of...

§ 1-4-603. Designation of Major Political Party Candidates by Petition - Candidates for major political party nominations for the offices specified...

§ 1-4-604. Filing of Petitions and Certificates of Designation by Assembly - Legislative Declaration - (1) (a) Every petition or certificate of designation by assembly...

§ 1-4-605. Order of Names on Primary Ballot - Candidates designated and certified by assembly for a particular office...

Part 7 - Conventions - Political Party Nominations

§ 1-4-701. Party Nominations to Be Made by Convention - (1) Any convention of delegates of a political party or...

§ 1-4-702. Nominations of Candidates for General Election by Convention - (1) Notwithstanding any other provision of law, a political party...

Part 8 - Nomination of Candidates by Petition

§ 1-4-801. Designation of Party Candidates by Petition - (1) Candidates for political party nominations to be made by...

§ 1-4-802. Petitions for Nominating Minor Political Party and Unaffiliated Candidates for a Partisan Office - (1) Candidates for partisan public offices to be filled at...

§ 1-4-803. Petitions for Nominating School District Directors - (1) (a) Any person who desires to be a candidate...

§ 1-4-805. Petitions for Nominating Municipal Candidates in Coordinated Elections - Any person who desires to be a candidate for a...

§ 1-4-806. Preregistrants Eligible to Sign Petitions - A preregistrant who is eligible to vote in a primary...

Part 9 - Petitions for Candidacy

§ 1-4-901. Designation of Petition - (1) The petition for a candidate may consist of one...

§ 1-4-902. Form of Petition - (1) The signatures to a petition need not all be...

§ 1-4-903. Approval of Petition - No petition shall be circulated until it has been approved...

§ 1-4-904. Signatures on the Petitions - (1) Every petition shall be signed only by eligible electors....

§ 1-4-905. Circulators - Requirements - Affidavits - Notarization - Training - (1) A person shall not circulate a petition to nominate...

§ 1-4-905.5. Petition Entities - Requirements - Violations - Definitions - (1) As used in this section: (a) "Candidate" has the...

§ 1-4-906. Candidate's Acceptance - Every nominating petition before it is filed shall have attached...

§ 1-4-907. Filing of Petition - The petition, when executed and acknowledged as prescribed in this...

§ 1-4-908. Review of Petition - Signature Verification - Notification - Cure - Rules - (1) Upon filing, the designated election official for the political...

§ 1-4-909. Protest of Designations and Nominations - (1) A petition or certificate of designation or nomination that...

§ 1-4-911. Review of a Protest - The party filing a protest has the burden of sustaining...

§ 1-4-912. Cure - Rules - (1) Repealed. (2) During the review of any candidate's petition...

Part 10 - Withdrawals and Disqualifications From, and Vacancies In, Nominations and Designations

§ 1-4-1001. Withdrawal or Disqualification From Candidacy - (1) (a) Any person who has accepted a designation or...

§ 1-4-1002. Vacancies in Major Party Designation Up to the Sixty-Eighth Day Before Primary Election Day - (1) For the purposes of this section, a vacancy is...

§ 1-4-1003. Vacancies in Major Party Designation Occurring Between the Sixty-Seventh Day Before a Primary Election and the Earliest Day to Mail Primary Election Ballots - (1) (a) For the purposes of this section, a vacancy...

§ 1-4-1004. Vacancies in Major Party Designation Occurring From the Day After the Earliest Day to Mail Primary Election Ballots Through Primary Election Day - (1) For the purposes of this section, a vacancy is...

§ 1-4-1005. Vacancies in Major Party Nomination Occurring From the Day After Primary Election Day Through the Earliest Day to Mail General Election Ballots - (1) For the purposes of this section, a vacancy is...

§ 1-4-1006. Vacancies in Major Party Nomination Occurring From the Day After the Earliest Day to Mail General Election Ballots Through General Election Day - (1) For the purposes of this section, a vacancy is...

§ 1-4-1007. Vacancies in Minor Party Designation or Nomination - Any vacancy in a nomination for a minor political party...

§ 1-4-1008. Vacancies in Unaffiliated Designation or Nomination - Any vacancy in a nomination for an unaffiliated candidate caused...

§ 1-4-1009. Vacancies in School District Director Nomination - (1) A vacancy in nomination for a school district director...

§ 1-4-1010. Vacancies in Office Occurring From the Sixty-Eighth Day Prior to Primary Election Day Through the Earliest Day to Mail General Election Ballots - (1) Except as otherwise provided in subsection (2) of this...

§ 1-4-1011. Vacancies of Joint Gubernatorial Candidates - Process for Filling Vacancy in Nomination for Office of Lieutenant Governor - (1) For the purposes of this part 10, no vacancy...

§ 1-4-1012. Remote Participation in Vacancy Committee Meetings - (1) Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary, a member of...

Part 11 - Write-in Candidates

§ 1-4-1101. Write-in Candidate Affidavit of Intent - (1) A person who wishes to be a write-in candidate...

§ 1-4-1102. Time of Filing Affidavit - (1) Except as provided in subsection (2) of this section,...

§ 1-4-1103. Write-in Votes for Governor, President - (1) No write-in vote for governor in a general election...

Part 12 - Presidential Primary Elections

§ 1-4-1201. Declaration - In recreating and reenacting this part 12, it is the...

§ 1-4-1202. Definitions - As used in this part 12, unless the context otherwise...

§ 1-4-1203. Presidential Primary Elections - When - Conduct - (1) A presidential primary election shall be held on a...

§ 1-4-1204. Names on Ballots - (1) Not later than sixty days before the presidential primary...

§ 1-4-1205. Write-in Candidate Affidavit for Presidential Primary - A write-in vote for any candidate on the presidential primary...

§ 1-4-1206. Presidential Primary Ballots - Survey of Returns - Each county clerk and recorder shall survey all returns received...

§ 1-4-1207. Election Results - Certification - Pledging of Delegates - (1) The secretary shall compile the number of votes cast...

Part 13 - Minor Political Parties

§ 1-4-1301. Formation of Minor Political Party - (1) A minor political party shall adopt a constitution or...

§ 1-4-1302. Petition to Qualify as a Minor Political Party - (1) A petition to qualify as a minor political party...

§ 1-4-1303. Qualifications to Nominate by Constitution or Bylaws - (1) Subject to the provisions of subsection (2) of this...

§ 1-4-1304. Nomination of Candidates - (1) A minor political party may nominate candidates in accordance...

§ 1-4-1305. Disqualification of Minor Political Party - (1) In the event a minor political party ceases to...

Part 14 - District Attorney Term Limit Ballot Questions

§ 1-4-1401. Legislative Declaration - (1) The general assembly hereby finds, determines, affirms, and declares...

§ 1-4-1402. Applicability of Part - This part 14 shall apply to any ballot question that...

§ 1-4-1403. Referral of Question in Single-County Judicial Districts - For a judicial district whose territory is comprised entirely of...

§ 1-4-1404. Referral of Question in Multiple-County Judicial Districts - (1) For a judicial district whose territory is comprised of...

§ 1-4-1405. Coordinated or General Election Ballot - (1) Any ballot question that seeks to lengthen, shorten, or...

§ 1-4-1406. County Clerk and Recorder Designated Election Official - Certification of Results to Secretary of State - (1) In addition to his or her duties regarding the...

§ 1-4-1407. Initiative - Petition - (1) (a) Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the registered...

§ 1-4-1408. Prior Actions Not Affected - District attorney term limit ballot questions approved by the voters...

Article 5 - Notice of and Preparation for Elections

Part 1 - Polling Locations

§ 1-5-101. Establishing Precincts and Polling Places for Partisan Elections - (1) Subject to approval by the board of county commissioners,...

§ 1-5-101.5. Precinct Numbering - (1) There is hereby created a precinct numbering system that...

§ 1-5-102. Establishing Precincts and Voter Service and Polling Centers for Nonpartisan Elections - (1) For nonpartisan elections other than coordinated elections, no later...

§ 1-5-102.9. Voter Service and Polling Centers - Number Required - Services Provided - Drop-Off Locations - Definition - (1) (a) For general elections, each county clerk and recorder...

§ 1-5-103. Changes in Boundaries - Partisan Elections - (1) Changes in the boundaries of precincts or the creation...

§ 1-5-104. Changes in Boundaries - Nonpartisan Elections - (1) Changes in the boundaries of precincts or the creation...

§ 1-5-105. Restrictions - (1) No election-related activity may be conducted within one hundred...

§ 1-5-106. Polling Location or Drop-Off Location - Designation by Sign - (1) (a) All polling locations must be designated by signs...

§ 1-5-108. Election Judges May Change Polling Locations and Drop-Off Locations - (1) (a) If it becomes impossible or impracticable to hold...

Part 2 - Call and Notice

§ 1-5-201.5. Legislative Declaration - Purpose - The general assembly declares that the purpose of this part...

§ 1-5-203. Certification of Ballot - (1) (a) Except as provided in subsection (1)(c) of this...

§ 1-5-205. Published and Posted Notice of Election - Content - (1) The designated election official, or the coordinated election official...

§ 1-5-206.7. Failure to Receive Mailed Notice - Any election for which a notice was mailed shall not...

§ 1-5-207. Court-Ordered Elections - (1) When an election is ordered by the court for...

§ 1-5-208. Election May Be Canceled - When - (1) (Deleted by amendment, L. 2010, (HB 10-1116), ch. 194,...

Part 3 - Registration Records

§ 1-5-301. Registration Record for Partisan Elections - (1) Digital registration records shall be maintained in the centralized...

§ 1-5-302. Computer Lists May Be Used in Lieu of Original Registration Records - For the purposes of all elections, the county clerk and...

§ 1-5-303. Registration Records for Nonpartisan Elections - (1) No later than the fortieth day preceding the date...

§ 1-5-304. Lists of Property Owners - (1) For elections where owning property in the political subdivision...

Part 4 - Ballots

§ 1-5-401. Method of Voting - (1) For all general, primary, congressional vacancy, coordinated, odd-year, and...

§ 1-5-402. Primary Election Ballots - (1) No later than thirty-two days before the primary election,...

§ 1-5-403. Content of Ballots for General and Congressional Vacancy Elections - (1) The county clerk and recorder of each county using...

§ 1-5-404. Arrangement of Names on Ballots for Partisan Elections - (1) In all partisan elections, the names of all candidates...

§ 1-5-406. Content of Ballots for Nonpartisan Elections - The designated election official shall provide printed ballots for every...

§ 1-5-407. Form of Ballots - (1) (a) All ballots must be uniform and of sufficient...

§ 1-5-408. Form of Ballots - Electronic Voting - (1) Ballot cards placed upon voting equipment shall, so far...

§ 1-5-409. Single Cross Mark for Party Slate Not Permitted - Each office in every election shall be voted upon separately,...

§ 1-5-410. Printing and Distribution of Ballots - (1) In political subdivisions using paper ballots or electronic ballot...

§ 1-5-411. Substitute Ballots - If the ballots to be furnished to any election judges...

§ 1-5-412. Correction of Errors - (1) The designated election official shall correct without delay any...

§ 1-5-413. Sample Ballots - Sample ballots must be printed in the form of official...

Part 5 - Polling Place Supplies and Equipment

§ 1-5-501. Sufficient Voting Booths, Voting Machines, or Electronic Voting Equipment - (1) At all elections in political subdivisions that use paper...

§ 1-5-502. Ballot Boxes for Nonmachine Voting - The governing body of each political subdivision using paper ballots...

§ 1-5-503. Arrangement of Voting Equipment or Voting Booths and Ballot Boxes - The voting equipment or voting booths and the ballot box...

§ 1-5-504. Instruction Cards - (1) The designated election official of each political subdivision shall...

§ 1-5-504.5. Items to Be Posted at Polling Locations - (1) The following items shall be posted at each polling...

§ 1-5-505. Election Expenses to Be Paid by County - (1) Except as provided in section 1-5-505.5, the cost of...

§ 1-5-505.5. State Reimbursement to Counties for Ballot Measure Elections - (1) As used in this section, unless the context otherwise...

§ 1-5-506. Election Expenses in Nonpartisan Elections - The cost of conducting a nonpartisan election, including the cost...

§ 1-5-507. County Clerk and Recorder to Give Estimate - In any election called by a nonpartisan governing body where...

Part 6 - Authorization and Use of Voting Machines and Electronic Voting Systems

§ 1-5-601. Use of Voting Systems - Definition - (1) In all elections held in this state, the votes...

§ 1-5-601.5. Compliance With Federal Requirements - [ Editor's note: This version of this section is effective...

§ 1-5-603. Adoption and Payment for Voting Machines - [ Editor's note: This version this section is effective until...

§ 1-5-603. Adoption and Payment for Voting Machines - [ Editor's note: This version this section is effective July...

§ 1-5-605.5. Custody of Voting System - The county clerk and recorder or designated election official shall...

§ 1-5-605.7. Mechanical Lever Voting Machines - Prohibited - (1) No voting system using mechanical lever voting machines may...

§ 1-5-606. Election Officials and Employees Not to Have Interest in Voting Equipment or Devices - No election official or employee of an election official having...

§ 1-5-607. Elected Officials Not to Handle Voting Equipment or Devices - (1) In any political subdivision having a population of one...

§ 1-5-608.2. Punch Card Voting Systems - Prohibited - (1) No punch card electronic voting system or other voting...

§ 1-5-608.5. Electronic and Electromechanical Voting Systems - Testing by Federally Accredited Labs - Certification and Approval of Purchasing of Electronic and Electromechanical Voting Systems by Secretary of State - Conditions of Use by Secretary o... - (1) A federally accredited laboratory may test, approve, and qualify...

§ 1-5-610. Preparation for Use - Electronic Voting - (1) Prior to an election in which an electronic voting...

§ 1-5-611. Requirements - Nonpunch Card Electronic Voting Systems - (1) No nonpunch card electronic voting system shall be purchased,...

§ 1-5-612. Use of Electronic and Electromechanical Voting Systems - (1) The governing body of any political subdivision may, upon...

§ 1-5-613. Purchase and Sale of Voting Equipment - (1) The secretary of state shall adopt uniform rules in...

§ 1-5-615. Electronic and Electromechanical Voting Systems - Requirements - (1) The secretary of state shall not certify any electronic...

§ 1-5-616. Electronic and Electromechanical Voting Systems - Standards - Procedures - (1) The secretary of state shall adopt rules in accordance...

§ 1-5-617. Examination - Testing - Certification - (1) (a) After an electronic or electromechanical voting system is...

§ 1-5-618. Modification of Electronic and Electromechanical Voting Systems - Definition - (1) After an electronic or electromechanical voting system has been...

§ 1-5-619. Temporary Use of Electronic and Electromechanical Voting Systems - (1) After an electronic or electromechanical voting system has been...

§ 1-5-620. Electronic or Electromechanical Voting System Information - Software - When a political subdivision purchases or adopts an electronic or...

§ 1-5-621. Compliance - Definitions - (1) Notwithstanding any provision of law to the contrary, upon...

§ 1-5-623. Special Rules Applicable to Use, Modification, or Purchase of Electronic Voting Devices or Systems and Related Components Prior to 2014 - Legislative Declaration - Rules - (1) (a) The general assembly hereby finds and declares that,...

Part 7 - Accessibility for Electors With Disabilities

§ 1-5-701. Legislative Declaration - Federal Funds - (1) The general assembly hereby finds and declares that: (a)...

§ 1-5-702. Definitions - As used in this part 7, unless the context otherwise...

§ 1-5-703. Accessibility of Polling Locations to Persons With Disabilities - (1) Each polling location shall comply fully with the current...

§ 1-5-704. Standards for Accessible Voting Systems - (1) Notwithstanding any other provision of this article, each voting...

§ 1-5-705. Accessible Voter Interface Devices - Minimum Requirement - A voting system must include at least one direct recording...

§ 1-5-706. Ballot Access for Voters With a Disability - Definition - (1) The secretary of state shall establish procedures to enable...

Part 8 - Voter-Verified Paper Record

§ 1-5-801. Acquisition of Voting Systems - Voter-Verified Paper Record - (1) On and after June 6, 2005, a political subdivision...

§ 1-5-802. Use of Voting Systems - Voter-Verified Paper Record - (1) In addition to the other requirements of this article,...

Part 9 - Multilingual Ballot Access

§ 1-5-901. Short Title - The short title of this part 9 is the "Ballot...

§ 1-5-902. Legislative Declaration - Intent - (1) The general assembly hereby finds and declares that: (a)...

§ 1-5-903. Definitions - As used in this part 9, unless the context otherwise...

§ 1-5-904. Multilingual Ballot Hotline - Creation - Secretary of State - Rules - (1) The secretary of state shall establish a multilingual ballot...

§ 1-5-905. Multilingual Ballot Access - General Provisions - Requirements of Secretary of State - County Clerks - (1) A county clerk is required to provide multilingual ballot...

§ 1-5-906. Minority Language Sample Ballots - County Clerk - (1) The county clerk of any county that satisfies the...

§ 1-5-907. In-Person Minority Language Ballot - County Clerk - Voter Service and Polling Centers - (1) The county clerk of any county that satisfies the...

§ 1-5-908. State Assistance to Counties for Implementation Costs - Subject to available resources, the state shall endeavor to provide...

Article 5.5 - Internet-Based Voting Pilot Program for Absent Uniformed Services Electors

§ 1-5.5-101. Pilot Program - Internet Voting System - Absent Uniformed Services Elector - Secretary of State - Fund - Rules - (1) The secretary of state, in coordination with the county...

Article 6 - Election Judges

§ 1-6-101. Qualifications for Election Judges - Student Election Judges - Definition - Legislative Declaration - (1) As used in this article, "election judge" means a...

§ 1-6-102. List Furnished by Precinct Committeepersons - (1) No later than ten days after the precinct caucus...

§ 1-6-103. Recommendations by County Chairperson - (1) (a) No later than the last Tuesday of April...

§ 1-6-103.5. Recommendations by Minor Political Parties - No later than sixty days before a primary or general...

§ 1-6-103.7. Unaffiliated Voters - Self-Nomination - No later than sixty days before a primary or general...

§ 1-6-104. Appointment of Election Judges by County Clerk and Recorder and Designated Election Officials - (1) For each election coordinated by the county clerk and...

§ 1-6-105. Appointment of Election Judges for Elections Not Coordinated by County Clerk and Recorder - (1) Except as provided for special district elections in subsection...

§ 1-6-106. Confirmation and Acceptance of Election Judge Appointment - (1) The designated election official shall confirm the appointments of...

§ 1-6-108. Lists of Election Judges - (1) The designated election official shall make and maintain a...

§ 1-6-109. Party Affiliation of Election Judges in Partisan Elections - Definition - (1) For partisan elections in voter service and polling centers...

§ 1-6-109.5. Appointment and Duties of Supervisor Judge - Definition - (1) The designated election official shall appoint at least one...

§ 1-6-111. Number of Election Judges - (1) For partisan elections, the county clerk and recorder shall...

§ 1-6-113. Vacancies - (1) If for any reason any person selected to serve...

§ 1-6-114. Judges - Oath Required - Electioneering Prohibited - (1) Before beginning the duties of an election judge, each...

§ 1-6-115. Compensation of Judges - (1) In all elections, including primary and general elections, each...

§ 1-6-119. Removal of Election Judge by Designated Election Official - (1) If a county chairperson of a major political party...

§ 1-6-120. Removal of Election Judges by the Court - (1) Upon the failure or neglect of any election judge...

§ 1-6-122. State Employees - Leave to Serve as Election Judge - (1) An employee of a state agency, as defined in...

Article 7 - Conduct of Elections

Part 1 - Hours of Voting, Registration, Oaths, and Assistance to Vote

§ 1-7-101. Hours of Voting on Election Day - (1) (a) All polling locations must be open continuously from...

§ 1-7-102. Employees Entitled to Vote - (1) Eligible electors entitled to vote at an election shall...

§ 1-7-104. Affidavits of Eligibility - In any election where the list of registered electors and...

§ 1-7-105. Watchers at Primary Elections - (1) Each political party participating in a primary election shall...

§ 1-7-106. Watchers at General and Congressional Vacancy Elections - Each participating political party or issue committee whose candidate or...

§ 1-7-107. Watchers at Nonpartisan Elections - Candidates for office in nonpartisan elections, and proponents and opponents...

§ 1-7-108. Requirements of Watchers - (1) Watchers shall take an oath administered by one of...

§ 1-7-110. Preparing to Vote in Person - (1) (a) When an elector appears in person to vote,...

§ 1-7-111. Electors Requiring Assistance - (1) (a) If at any election, any registered elector declares...

§ 1-7-113. Influencing Electors - No person who assists an elector as authorized by this...

§ 1-7-114. Write-in Votes - (1) Eligible electors may cast a write-in vote for a...

§ 1-7-115. Time in Voting Area - Eligible electors shall cast their ballots without undue delay and...

§ 1-7-116. Coordinated Elections - Definition - (1) (a) If more than one political subdivision holds an...

§ 1-7-118. Ranked Voting in a Coordinated Election - Procedure - Costs - Definition - [ Editor's note: This section is effective July 1, 2022....

Part 2 - Primary Elections

§ 1-7-201. Voting at Primary Election - (1) Any registered elector, including a preregistrant who is eligible...

§ 1-7-203. Accounting Forms - The county clerk and recorder shall furnish each precinct with...

Part 3 - Paper Ballots

§ 1-7-301. Judges Open Ballot Box First - Immediately before proclamation is made of the opening of the...

§ 1-7-302. Electors Given Only One Ballot - Election judges shall give to each eligible elector a single...

§ 1-7-303. Spoiled Ballots - No person, except an election judge as authorized by the...

§ 1-7-304. Manner of Voting in Person - (1) Each eligible elector, upon receiving a ballot, shall immediately...

§ 1-7-305. Counting by Counting Judges - (1) In precincts having counting judges, the receiving judges, at...

§ 1-7-307. Method of Counting Paper Ballots - (1) The election judges shall first count the number of...

§ 1-7-309. Determination of Improperly Marked Ballots - (1) [ Editor's note: This version of subsection (1) is...

Part 4 - Voting Machines

§ 1-7-401. Judges to Inspect Machines - In each polling location using voting machines, the election judges...

§ 1-7-402. Sample Ballots - Ballot Labels - (1) The designated election official shall provide each polling location...

§ 1-7-403. Instruction to Electors - In case any elector, after entering the immediate voting area,...

§ 1-7-404. Judge to Watch Voting Machine - No person shall deface or damage any voting machine or...

§ 1-7-405. Seal on Voting Machine - The designated election official shall supply each election precinct with...

§ 1-7-406. Close of Polls and Count - Seals - As soon as the polls are closed on election day,...

§ 1-7-407. Close of Polls - Primary - In the event no election contest is filed by any...

Part 5 - Electronic Voting Equipment

§ 1-7-501. Judges Open Ballot Box First - Immediately before proclamation is made of the opening of the...

§ 1-7-503. Manner of Voting - (1) Each eligible elector, upon receiving a ballot, shall immediately...

§ 1-7-504. Spoiled Ballot or Ballot Card - In polling locations in which voting is on a ballot...

§ 1-7-505. Close of Polls - Security of Voting Machinery - (1) After the polls have been closed, the election judges...

§ 1-7-507. Electronic Vote-Counting - Procedure - (1) All proceedings at the counting centers shall be under...

§ 1-7-508. Determination of Improperly Marked Ballots - (1) If any ballot is damaged or defective so that...

§ 1-7-509. Electronic and Electromechanical Vote Counting - Testing of Equipment Required - Rules - (1) (a) An electronic or electromechanical voting system shall be...

§ 1-7-510. Election Software Code - Escrow - Definitions - (1) As used in this section, unless the context otherwise...

§ 1-7-511. Election Software - Voting Equipment Providers - Escrow - Definitions - (1) When a voting system provider submits an electronic or...

§ 1-7-512. Voting System Providers - Duties - (1) A voting system provider under contract to provide a...

§ 1-7-513. Voting Equipment - Records - (1) The designated election official shall maintain separate, detailed records...

§ 1-7-514. Random Audit - (1) (a) (I) Following each primary, general, coordinated, or congressional...

§ 1-7-515. Risk-Limiting Audits - Rules - Legislative Declaration - Definitions - (1) (a) The general assembly hereby finds, determines, and declares...

Part 6 - Election Returns

§ 1-7-601. Judges' Certificate and Statement - (1) As soon as all the votes have been read...

§ 1-7-603. Alternative Preparation of Election Returns - Procedures - If any designated election official wishes to count the votes...

Part 7 - Delivery of Election Returns

§ 1-7-701. Delivery of Election Returns, Ballot Boxes, and Other Election Papers - When all the votes have been read and counted, the...

Part 8 - Preservation of Ballots and Election Records

§ 1-7-801. Ballots Preserved - The designated election official shall remove the ballots from the...

§ 1-7-802. Preservation of Election Records - The designated election official shall be responsible for the preservation...

Part 9 - Ballot Issue Notices

§ 1-7-901. Receipt of Comments Concerning Ballot Issues - (1) Each political subdivision shall accept written comments concerning ballot...

§ 1-7-902. Preparation of Fiscal Information - A governing body submitting a referred measure, or its designee,...

§ 1-7-903. Preparation of Written Comments - (1) For referred measures, the designated election official shall summarize...

§ 1-7-904. Transmittal of Notices - Notwithstanding the provision for independent mail ballot elections in section...

§ 1-7-905. Preparation of Notices - (1) For coordinated elections, the county clerk and recorder is...

§ 1-7-905.5. Form of Notice - (1) The ballot issue notice must begin with the words...

§ 1-7-906. Mailing of Notices - (1) For coordinated elections, the county clerk and recorder as...

§ 1-7-907. Ballot Issue Notice - The ballot issue notice shall be prepared and mailed in...

§ 1-7-908. Additional Notice - Election to Create Financial Obligation - (1) (a) A district submitting a ballot issue concerning the...

Part 10 - Ranked Voting Methods

§ 1-7-1001. Short Title - This part 10 shall be known and may be cited...

§ 1-7-1002. Ranked Voting Methods - Report - Definitions - (1) As used in this part 10, unless the context...

§ 1-7-1003. Conduct of Elections Using Ranked Voting Methods - Instant Runoff Voting - Choice Voting or Proportional Voting - Reports - (1) A ranked voting ballot shall allow an elector to...

§ 1-7-1004. Secretary of State - Rules - Guidance to Local Governments - (1) The secretary of state shall adopt rules consistent with...

Article 7.5 - Mail Ballot Elections

Part 1 - Mail Ballot Elections

§ 1-7.5-101. Short Title - This article shall be known and may be cited as...

§ 1-7.5-102. Legislative Declaration - (1) The general assembly hereby finds, determines, and declares that...

§ 1-7.5-103. Definitions - As used in this article 7.5, unless the context otherwise...

§ 1-7.5-104. Mail Ballot Elections - Applicability - Optional for Political Subdivisions Other Than a County - For all general, primary, odd-year, coordinated, recall, and congressional vacancy...

§ 1-7.5-104.5. Ballots and Supplies for Mail Voting - (1) The county clerk and recorder or designated election official...

§ 1-7.5-105. Preelection Process - Rules - (1) (a) The county clerk and recorder or designated election...

§ 1-7.5-106. Secretary of State - Duties and Powers - (1) In addition to any other duties prescribed by law,...

§ 1-7.5-106.5. Registration Record - List of Mail Ballots - (1) Before any mail ballot is delivered or mailed or...

§ 1-7.5-107. Procedures for Conducting Mail Ballot Election - Primary Elections - First-Time Voters Casting a Mail Ballot After Having Registered by Mail to Vote - In-Person Request for Ballot - Repeal - (1) Official ballots shall be prepared and all other preelection...

§ 1-7.5-107.2. Manner of Early Voting - Securing Ballots Cast During Early Voting - (1) An eligible elector who receives a mail ballot may...

§ 1-7.5-107.3. Verification of Signatures - Rules - (1) (a) Except as provided in subsection (5) of this...

§ 1-7.5-107.5. Counting Mail Ballots - The election officials at the mail ballot counting place may...

§ 1-7.5-108.5. Designation of Inactive Status in Connection With Mailing of Mail Ballots - In connection with any election conducted on or after May...

§ 1-7.5-109. Write-in Candidates - A write-in candidate is allowed in mail ballot elections if...

§ 1-7.5-110. Challenges - Votes cast pursuant to this article may be challenged pursuant...

§ 1-7.5-113. Voting at Group Residential Facilities - (1) If a group residential facility does not have mail...

§ 1-7.5-113.5. Voting at County Jails or Detention Centers - (1) Each county clerk and recorder shall make efforts to...

§ 1-7.5-114. Watchers at Voter Service and Polling Centers - Any political party, candidate, proponents, or opponents of a ballot...

§ 1-7.5-114.5. Replacement Ballots - Ballots for New Electors - Ballots for Electors Who Updated Their Records - (1) An eligible elector may obtain a replacement ballot if...

§ 1-7.5-115. Emergency Voting - Replacement Ballots - Electronic Transfer - Rules - Definition - (1) (a) (I) (A) If an eligible elector or a...

Part 2 - Counting Mail Ballots

§ 1-7.5-201. Appointment of Election Judges for Counting Mail Ballots - (1) If the county clerk and recorder or designated election...

§ 1-7.5-202. Hours a Counting Place Open for Receiving and Counting Mail Ballots - (1) The election officials at the counting place may receive...

§ 1-7.5-203. Delivery of Mail Ballots to Supervisor Judge - At any time during the fifteen days prior to and...

§ 1-7.5-204. Preparing to Count Mail Ballots - Rejections - (1) (a) Before opening any mail ballot, one of the...

§ 1-7.5-205. Counting Mail Ballots - (1) Mail ballots and any ballots cast at a voter...

§ 1-7.5-206. Paper Ballots or Electronic System - In political subdivisions using a ballot card electronic voting system,...

§ 1-7.5-207. Voter Verification - Mail Ballot Information - Each county clerk and recorder shall provide electors, upon request,...

§ 1-7.5-208. Certificate of Mail Ballots Cast - Survey of Returns - (1) Repealed. (2) Upon the survey of the returns of...

§ 1-7.5-209. Preservation of Rejected Mail Ballots - All identification envelopes and mail ballots rejected by the election...

§ 1-7.5-210. Maintenance of Mail Ballot Election Voting Records - Transmittal of Such Records to Secretary of State - The county clerk and recorder or designated election official shall...

Article 8.3 - Uniform Military and Overseas Voters Act

§ 1-8.3-101. Short Title - This article may be cited as the "Uniform Military and...

§ 1-8.3-102. Definitions - In this article 8.3: (1) "Ballot" means: (a) A federal...

§ 1-8.3-103. Elections Covered - (1) The voting procedures in this article apply to: (a)...

§ 1-8.3-104. Role of Secretary of State - (1) The secretary of state is the state official responsible...

§ 1-8.3-105. Effect of "Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act" - Emergency Authority of Secretary of State - (1) In the event of any conflict between this article...

§ 1-8.3-106. Overseas Voter's Registration Address - In registering to vote, an overseas voter who is eligible...

§ 1-8.3-107. Methods of Registering to Vote - (1) To apply to register to vote, in addition to...

§ 1-8.3-108. Methods of Applying for Ballot - Definition - (1) Repealed. (2) A covered voter who is not registered...

§ 1-8.3-109. Timeliness of Application for Ballot - If an applicant wishes to receive a ballot by mail,...

§ 1-8.3-110. Transmission of Unvoted Ballots - (1) For an election described in section 1-8.3-103 for which...

§ 1-8.3-111. Timely Casting of Ballot - To be valid, a ballot shall be received by the...

§ 1-8.3-112. Federal Write-in Absentee Ballot - (1) A covered voter may use a federal write-in absentee...

§ 1-8.3-113. Transmission and Receipt of Ballot - (1) A covered voter who requested and received ballot materials...

§ 1-8.3-114. Declaration - A ballot shall include or be accompanied by the signed...

§ 1-8.3-115. Use of Covered Voter's Electronic-Mail Address - (1) The local election official shall request an electronic-mail address...

§ 1-8.3-116. Publication of Election Notice - (1) At least one hundred days before a regularly scheduled...

§ 1-8.3-117. Covered Voter May File Complaint - Any covered voter alleging a grievance may file a complaint...

§ 1-8.3-118. Uniformity of Application and Construction - In applying and construing this article, consideration shall be given...

§ 1-8.3-119. Relation to Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act - This article modifies, limits, and supersedes the federal "Electronic Signatures...

Article 8.5 - Provisional Ballots

§ 1-8.5-101. Provisional Ballot - Entitlement to Vote - (1) At any election conducted pursuant to this title, a...

§ 1-8.5-101.5. Electronic Voting Device - Use for Casting Provisional Ballot - (1) An electronic voting device may be used to cast...

§ 1-8.5-102. Form of Provisional Ballot - (1) A provisional ballot shall contain text clearly identifying it...

§ 1-8.5-103. Provisional Ballot Affidavit - (1) The provisional ballot affidavit shall contain language prescribed by...

§ 1-8.5-104. Voting Procedure - Provisional Ballot - (1) An elector casting a provisional ballot shall complete and...

§ 1-8.5-105. Verification of Provisional Ballot Information - Counting Procedure - (1) In accordance with this section and using the procedures...

§ 1-8.5-106. Counting of Provisional Ballots - If the designated election official verifies that an elector who...

§ 1-8.5-110. Handling of Provisional Ballots - Reporting of Results - (1) Provisional ballots shall be kept separate from all other...

§ 1-8.5-111. Information System - For any election held on or after January 1, 2004,...

§ 1-8.5-112. Rules - The secretary of state shall promulgate all appropriate rules in...

Article 9 - Challenges

Part 1 - Challenges to Registration

§ 1-9-101. Challenge of Illegal or Fraudulent Registration - (1) (a) Any registered elector may, by written challenge, protest...

Part 2 - Challenges to Voting

§ 1-9-201. Right to Vote May Be Challenged - (1) (a) A person's right to vote at a polling...

§ 1-9-202. Challenge to Be Made by Written Oath - Each challenge must be made by written oath on a...

§ 1-9-203. Challenge Questions Asked Person Intending to Vote - (1) (Deleted by amendment, L. 2005, pp. 1420, 1455, §§...

§ 1-9-207. Challenges of Ballots Cast by Mail - (1) The ballot of any elector that has been cast...

§ 1-9-208. Challenges of Provisional Ballots - The ballot of any provisional voter may be challenged using...

§ 1-9-209. Challenges Delivered to District Attorney - The county clerk and recorder or designated election official shall...

§ 1-9-210. Copy of Challenge Delivered to Elector - When a challenge is made to a person who cast...

Article 10 - Survey of Returns

Part 1 - Survey of Returns - Partisan Elections

§ 1-10-101. Canvass Board for Partisan Elections - Appointment, Fees, Oaths - (1) (a) At least fifteen days before any primary, general,...

§ 1-10-101.5. Duties of the Canvass Board - (1) The canvass board shall: (a) Reconcile the ballots cast...

§ 1-10-102. Official Abstract of Votes Cast - Certification - (1) No later than the twenty-second day after any election...

§ 1-10-103. Transmitting Returns to the Secretary of State - Total of Results - (1) Immediately after the official abstract of votes cast has...

§ 1-10-104. Imperfect Returns - Corrections - (1) If, in the course of their duties, the canvass...

§ 1-10-104.5. Rules - The secretary of state shall promulgate rules in accordance with...

§ 1-10-105. Election Results - Certification by Secretary of State - (1) After receiving, compiling, and totaling the final abstracts of...

§ 1-10-106. Summary of Election Results - Statewide Elections - Early Voting - (1) (a) Within sixty days after a statewide election, the...

Part 2 - Survey of Returns - Nonpartisan Elections

§ 1-10-201. Canvass of Nonpartisan Elections - (1) Except as provided for special districts in subsection (1.5)...

§ 1-10-202. Canvass of Votes in Coordinated Elections - For any election coordinated by the county clerk and recorder,...

§ 1-10-203. Official Abstract of Votes Cast - Nonpartisan Elections - (1) No later than twenty-two days after an election, the...

§ 1-10-204. Imperfect Returns - If the canvass board finds that the method of making...

§ 1-10-205. Corrections - If the canvass board finds a clerical error or omission...

Article 10.5 - Recounts

§ 1-10.5-101. Recounts Required - Expenses - (1) (a) (Deleted by amendment, L. 2001, p. 1265 ,...

§ 1-10.5-102. Recounts for Congressional, State, and District Offices, State Ballot Questions, and State Ballot Issues - (1) If the secretary of state determines that a recount...

§ 1-10.5-103. Recount for Other Offices, Ballot Issues, and Ballot Questions in an Election Coordinated by County Clerk and Recorder - In any election coordinated by the county clerk and recorder,...

§ 1-10.5-104. Recount for Nonpartisan Elections Not Coordinated by County Clerk and Recorder - If it appears, as evidenced by the abstract of votes...

§ 1-10.5-105. Notice of Recount - Notice prior to the recount must be given to all...

§ 1-10.5-106. Request for Recount by Interested Party - Definitions - (1) As used in this section, "interested party" means the...

§ 1-10.5-107. Canvass Board to Conduct Recount - (1) Any county clerk and recorder or governing body required...

§ 1-10.5-109. Challenge of Recount - (1) (a) Any interested party that requested a recount of...

Article 11 - Certificates of Election and Election Contests

Part 1 - Tie Votes and Certificates of Election

§ 1-11-101. Tie Votes at Partisan Elections - (1) If at any general or congressional vacancy election, after...

§ 1-11-102. Tie Votes in Nonpartisan Elections - If any two or more candidates tie for the highest...

§ 1-11-102.5. Ballot Issue and Ballot Question - Majority Required - If any ballot issue or ballot question is approved by...

§ 1-11-103. Certificates of Election for Nonpartisan, Ballot Issue, or Ballot Question Elections - (1) Except in the case of offices for which a...

§ 1-11-104. Certificates of Election for County and Precinct Officers - Except in the case of offices for which a recount...

§ 1-11-105. Certificates of Election for National, State, and District Officers - Immediately after the results of an election have been certified...

§ 1-11-106. Delivery of Certified List of Results - Upon the organization of the house of representatives, the secretary...

§ 1-11-107. Lists of Presidential Electors - The secretary of state shall prepare a certificate of election...

Part 2 - Election Contests

§ 1-11-201. Causes of Contest - (1) The election of any candidate to any office may...

§ 1-11-202. Who May Contest Election - The election of any candidate or the results of an...

§ 1-11-203. Contests Arising Out of Primary Elections - (1) All election contests arising out of a primary election,...

§ 1-11-203.5. Contests Concerning Ballot Order or Ballot Title - Ballot Issue or Ballot Question Elections - (1) Except for petitions for rehearing pursuant to section 1-40-107,...

§ 1-11-204. Contests for Presidential Elector - The supreme court has original jurisdiction for the adjudication of...

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