Title II, ELECTIONS AND OFFICIAL DUTIES (Ch. 39 - 79)

1 CONTESTING ELECTIONS — GENERAL PROVISIONS, §57.1 57.1 Standing to bring contest — grounds for contest. 1. Elections may be contested under this chapter as follows: a. The election of any person to any county office, to a seat in either branch of the general assembly, to a state…

1 CONTESTING ELECTIONS — GENERAL PROVISIONS, §57.2 57.2 Certificate withheld. If notice of a contest of the election of an officer is filed before the certificate of election is delivered to the incumbent, or notice of a contest of the declared result of an election on a public m…

1 CONTESTING ELECTIONS — GENERAL PROVISIONS, §57.3 57.3 Terms defined. The term “incumbent” in this chapter means the person whom the canvassers declare elected. The term “election” in this chapter means the voting for a particular office, or the voting for or against a particula…

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1 CONTESTING ELECTIONS — GENERAL PROVISIONS, §57.5 57.5 Recanvass in case of contest. The parties to any contested election shall have the right, in open session of the court or tribunal trying the contest, and in the presence of the officer having them in custody, to have the ba…

1 CONTESTING ELECTIONS — GENERAL PROVISIONS, §57.6 57.6 Other contests. All the provisions of chapter 62 relating to contested elections of county officers shall be applicable, as near as may be, to contested elections for other offices, and for public measures except as herein o…

1 CONTESTING ELECTIONS — GENERAL PROVISIONS, §57.7 57.7 Contest court for contest of public measure — appeal. The court for the trial of a contested election on a public measure shall consist of five district court judges, appointed by the chief justice of the supreme court by Ja…