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State Statutes - Idaho - Title 34 - Chapter 6 - 34-624A
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34-624A - ALTERNATIVE TO PRECINCT COMMITTEEMAN -- PRECINCT COMMITTEEMAN AND VOTERS' DELEGATE TO THE PARTY'S COUNTY AND DISTRICT CONVENTIONS
ALTERNATIVE TO PRECINCT COMMITTEEMAN -- PRECINCT COMMITTEEMAN
AND VOTERS' DELEGATE TO THE PARTY'S COUNTY AND DISTRICT CONVENTIONS. (1) At
least sixty (60) days prior to an election at which precinct committeemen are
to be elected, the state chairman of any Idaho political party may request the
secretary of state to replace, as to that party chairman's party, the ballot
position title of "precinct committeeman" with the ballot position title
"precinct committeeman and voters' delegate to the party's county and district
conventions." The party chairman making such a request to the secretary of
state shall include with his request a sworn and acknowledged affidavit
stating that he is the party chairman for his political party and that it is
the state policy of his party that precinct committeemen be delegates to the
party's county and district conventions.
(2) Upon receipt of such request and affidavit, the secretary of state
shall have the duty to implement the request when prescribing the form and
content of ballots and related documents and when preparing ballot
instructions for Idaho counties.
(3) After the secretary of state has ordered such use, whenever the title
"precinct committeeman" or its plural form shall be used in the Idaho Code,
the title shall be construed to include within its meaning the title "precinct
committeeman and voters' delegate to the party's county and district
conventions" or its plural form.
 
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