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MAINE STATUTES AND CODES
Chapter 5: NOMINATIONS
- 21-A §301. Qualified parties
- 21-A §302. Formation of new party; organization about a candidate
- 21-A §303. Formation of new party; organization by petition
- 21-A §304. Disqualification of parties
- 21-A §305. Secretary of State
- 21-A §306. Enrolled voters
- 21-A §307. Party designation
- 21-A §311. Rules governing
- 21-A §312. Municipal caucus list
- 21-A §313. Voting procedure
- 21-A §314. Challenges
- 21-A §315. Party members to govern political committees
- 21-A §321. Time and place; procedure
- 21-A §322. Committee functions
- 21-A §331. Primary required
- 21-A §332. When nomination vacated
- 21-A §333. Qualification for county office
- 21-A §334. Qualification of candidate for primary nomination
- 21-A §335. Petition requirements
- 21-A §336. Consent of candidate to be filed
- 21-A §337. Review and challenge of petitions
- 21-A §338. Write-in candidates
- 21-A §339. Time and nature of election
- 21-A §340. Notice of parties of qualified primary voters
- 21-A §351. Nomination authorized
- 21-A §352. Qualification for presidential elector and county office
- 21-A §353. Qualification of candidate for nomination by petition
- 21-A §354. Petition requirements
- 21-A §355. Consent of candidate to be filed
- 21-A §356. Review and challenge of petitions
- 21-A §357. Candidates certified by the Secretary of State
- 21-A §361. Vacancy defined
- 21-A §362. Governor's proclamation for political committee meetings (REPEALED)
- 21-A §362-A. Secretary of State declares vacancy
- 21-A §363. Political committee; choosing candidates and nominees
- 21-A §364. Candidacy by nomination petition
- 21-A §365. Jurisdiction
- 21-A §366. Special elections
- 21-A §367. Candidate withdrawal
- 21-A §371. Candidates for nomination
- 21-A §372. Nominees; 60 days or more before election
- 21-A §373. Nominees; less than 60 days before election
- 21-A §374. Certain nominees at any time (REPEALED)
- 21-A §374-A. Withdrawal of candidates for certain state offices
- 21-A §375. Presidential and vice-presidential candidates chosen by petition
- 21-A §376. Production of new ballots
- 21-A §381. State Senators
- 21-A §382. Representative to Legislature
- 21-A §383. Political committees
- 21-A §384. Election officials
- 21-A §391. United States Senators
- 21-A §392. Representatives to Congress
- 21-A §393. Presidential electors
- 21-A §401. Determination and date of primary (REPEALED)
- 21-A §402. Party certification (REPEALED)
- 21-A §403. Petitions (REPEALED)
- 21-A §404. Ballot preparation (REPEALED)
- 21-A §405. Candidate eligibility (REPEALED)
- 21-A §406. Selection of delegates (REPEALED)
- 21-A §407. Cost (REPEALED)
- 21-A §408. Repeal (REPEALED)
- 21-A §411. Determination and date of primary (REPEALED)
- 21-A §411-A. Party certification (REPEALED)
- 21-A §412. Petitions or filing fees (REPEALED)
- 21-A §413. Ballot preparation (REPEALED)
- 21-A §414. Candidate eligibility (REPEALED)
- 21-A §415. Selection of delegates (REPEALED)
- 21-A §416. Effective date (REPEALED)
- 21-A §421. Limitations on candidates for Congress: the United States House of Representatives and the United States Senate (REPEALED)
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