Sec. 14. The candidates whose nominating petitions have been signed by the highest number of voters are nominated. Ties shall be resolved by lot drawn by the commission. If a written objection is not filed with the circuit court clerk no later than noon ten (10) days after the filing, the decision of the clerk is final.
[Pre-1986 Recodification Citation: 3-1-14-5 part.]
As added by P.L.5-1986, SEC.6. Amended by P.L.10-1988, SEC.85; P.L.2-1996, SEC.119.
Structure Indiana Code
Article 10. Provisions Governing Certain Types of Elections
Chapter 5. State Conventions Concerning United States Constitutional Amendments
3-10-5-1. Ratifying Convention; Election of Delegates
3-10-5-4. Conduct of Election; Precinct Election Officers
3-10-5-6. Qualifications of Delegate
3-10-5-7. Procedure for Nomination
3-10-5-8. Nomination Petitions; Required Number of Signatures
3-10-5-9. Nomination Petitions; Contents
3-10-5-10. Nomination Petitions; Political Party Designations
3-10-5-11. Nomination Petitions; Inconsistent Names
3-10-5-12. Signing More Than One Petition
3-10-5-13. Filing of Petitions and Acceptances; Preservation
3-10-5-14. Successful Candidates; Ties; Time for Objections
3-10-5-16. Certification of Successful Nominees
3-10-5-17. Conduct of Election; Ballot
3-10-5-18. Arrangement of Names on Ballot
3-10-5-20. Order of Names on Ballot
3-10-5-22. Successful Nominees
3-10-5-23. Certification of Delegates
3-10-5-25. Commencement of Convention; Quorum
3-10-5-26. Call to Order; Oath of Office
3-10-5-27. Powers of Convention
3-10-5-28. Journal of Convention