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N.D.C.C. § 40-21-01 Qualified electors in municipal election - Restrictions
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Every resident of a municipality who is qualified to vote therein at general elections may vote at all municipal elections held therein. When elections are held by wards or precincts, a person may not vote in any place other than the ward or precinct of which the person is a resi…
N.D.C.C. § 40-21-02 City elections - When held - Notice - Polls - Agreements with counties - Judges and inspectors
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Biennial municipal elections must be held on the second Tuesday in June in each even-numbered year. 1. Thirty days before the filing deadline for candidate names to be printed on the ballot, an official notice of this deadline along with a list of the offices to appear on the bal…
N.D.C.C. § 40-21-03.1 Designation of polling places for municipal elections
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The governing body of any city at the time of calling any general or special municipal election, or prior to the time of registration for said election, if such registration is required by law, when officers of said city are not to be elected by wards or districts, may by resolut…
N.D.C.C. § 40-21-05 Compensation of inspectors, judges, and clerks at municipal elections
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Each inspector, judge, or clerk of any regular or special municipal election shall receive compensation as determined for election officials in section 16.1-05-05. The amounts determined to be due election officials at municipal elections shall be paid from the funds of the munic…
