2010
Primary Election: May
11, 2010
General Election: Nov.
2, 2010
Official Election Calendar
State of
Dates Statutory language
December 2009
1-Dec-2009 Last day for clerks and commissioners to notify
subdivisions of filing deadlines for
statewide primary. (32-404)
December 1
4-Dec Last day to change party affiliation to meet member of party
requirement on candidate
filings. (32-612)
First Friday in
December
10-Dec Last day a political subdivision may request the adjustment of
election district
boundaries (32-552)
At least 5 months
prior to
the election
17-Dec Last day an ordinance may be adopted and effective providing for
nomination and
election on a partisan ballot
for city, village and school offices, normally non-partisan (32-
557)
Not less than 60 days
prior
to the filing deadline
January 2010
1-Jan-2010 1st day of an election year a person may simultaneously
register to vote and make
application for early voting
ballots through the use of the FPCA or personal letter (32-
939)
January 1
5-Jan Last day for political subdivisions to notify the Secretary of
State,
Election
Commissioners of offices to be filled, terms, vacancies, votes to cast, and
filing
deadlines for each office.
(32-404 and 32-601)
January 5
Note:
at least 15 days prior
to the filing deadline.
10-Jan First day to accept early voting ballot request for the primary
election (32-941) 120 days prior to Primary
31-Jan Last day for publication notice to publish information, from the
Jan 5th notice to
subdivisions, on offices to be
filled, terms, vacancies, votes to cast, and filing deadlines.
(32-601)
15 days prior to the
filing
deadline
February
1-Feb Last day for political party to file a petition with the Secretary
of State to qualify for the
upcoming primary election
(32-716)
February 1
Last day for
political parties to fix precinct representation to county conventions, if
notice
February 1
Primary Election May 11th, 2010 General Election November 2nd,
2010
is not received, the
default number is two per precinct. (32-708)
Last day for County
Central Committee chairpersons to submit names of poll workers to
clerks (not election
commissioners) for appointment. If chairperson does not submit
names, the county clerk
shall appoint the judges and clerks of elections. (32-230)
February 1
11-Feb Deadline for Secretary of State to determine if sufficient
signatures are on the petition for
a new party. (32-717)
10 days after the
'petition
for new party' filing
deadline
13-Feb Last day to publish information from the Jan 5th notice of the
Non-incumbent filing
deadline (March 1st), if not
included in the January 31st notice. (32-601)
at least 15 days prior
to the
filing deadline for nonincumbents
16-Feb Last day for
incumbents (any current office holder) to file for office on the primary
ballot.
(32-606)
February 15 / holiday
this
year
16-Feb Last day for political party to file an affidavit/petition to
draft an incumbent partisan
candidate. (32-611)
February 15 / holiday
this
year
19-Feb Last day for drafted incumbent partisan candidate to submit a
filing form (32-611) 5 days after the Incumbent
filing deadline
23-Feb Last day for an
objection to an incumbent candidate filing. (32-624) Objections
must be
made within 7 days of the
filing deadline.
within 7 days after the
Incumbent filing
deadline
March
1-Mar Last day for
non-incumbents (new filers) to file for office on primary. (32-606) March 1
Last day to withdraw
a filing for office (32-622) March 1
Last
day for a subdivision to certify a special issue for inclusion on the primary
ballot. (32-
559)
March 1
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Primary Election May 11th, 2010 General Election November 2nd,
2010
Last day for
political party to file an affidavit/petition to draft a non-incumbent partisan
candidate. (32-611)
March 1
5-Mar Last day for a drafted non-incumbent partisan candidate to submit
a filing form (32-611) 5 days after non-incumbent
filing deadline
8-Mar Last day for drafted candidate per 32-611 to decline the
nomination by affidavit/petition
(32-622)
March 6th
8-Mar Deadline to file objection to a non-incumbent candidate filing
(32-624) 7
days after nonincumbent
filing deadline
11-Mar Last day for political party to submit a letter to Secretary of
State regarding non-affiliated
voters voting in the
primary election (32-912)
60 days before the
Primary
Election
Last day to issue and
mail special absentee ballots to those registered voters with
applications on file specifically
requesting a "special absentee ballot" (32-808) Note:
Federal & state
law require 60 days
60 days before the
election
19-Mar Last day for Secretary of State to certify candidates, offices and
issues to be placed on
the statewide ballot.
(32-801)
50 days before the
election
26-Mar Deadline to have Early Voting ballots ready and sent to UOCAVA
voters with requests
on file. (32-808
32-939)
45 days before the
election
31-Mar Deadline for publishing and posting the Notice of Election
(32-802) 40
days before the election
Deadline for sending
the Notice of Election to the affected political subdivisions (32-802) 40 days before the
election
April
Apr 1 thru Jun
30
Blackout
period for special elections. (32-405) April, May, June
5-Apr Deadline to have Early Voting ballots ready to be voted in office.
Publication of
application required after
ballots are available (32-808)
35 days before the
election
Last day to make the
voter registration lists available to the state and county parties. List
is available upon
request and free of charge (32-330)
35 days before the
election
First day to
distribute sample ballots to county, city or village not to exceed 10% of their
35 days
before the election
votes cast in the previous
election, IF publications do not reach the entities. (32-804)
The last day ballots
may be required to be corrected except as ordered by the Court. (32-
819)
35 days before the
election
10-Apr Last day for Election
Commissioners to appoint judges, clerks and inspectors, if needed.
(32-221)
30 days before the
statewide primary
Apr 10 thru
May 3
First day a satellite
registration office may be open for at least 1 day in each
incorporated city of village. Note: Publication of the registration sites is required. (32-
303 and 32-304)
30 days before the
election
15-Apr Deadline for
to submit a written
plan to the Secretary of State outlining procedures that will be
followed on election day.
(32-1049)
25 days prior
Week of Apr
19th
Publication of
proposed constitutional amendments to be placed on the primary ballot by
the Secretary of State
required for three weeks before election, if applicable (49-202)
Three weeks before
the
election
23-Apr Postmark deadline for mailed in registrations (32-321) 3rd Friday preceding
the
election
At 6 p.m., last day
for deputy registrars to register voters for an upcoming election. (32-
306)
3rd Friday preceding
the
election
At close of business,
last day voter registrations can be completed at DMV or County
Treasurers
for the person to be registered to vote in an upcoming election. (32-308)
3rd Friday preceding
the
election
At close of business,
last day voter registrations can be completed at or returned to
State Agencies or
Departments for the person to be registered to vote in an upcoming
election. (32-310)
3rd Friday preceding
the
election
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2010
23-Apr Last day for voter registration form to be delivered to the
election office by someone
other than the person
registering, for the person to be registered to vote in an upcoming
election. (32-325, 32-321)
3rd Friday preceding
the
election
Last day to mail an
Early Voting ballot with a mail-in registration application form to a
person not registered to
vote. (32-945)
3rd Friday preceding
the
election
25-Apr Last day to notify election workers of appointments and fill
vacancies of judges and
clerks of election,
district inspections and canvas board members to be filled by the
15 days before the
election
Last day for Election
Commissioners to notify by mail judges, clerks, inspectors,
counting board and canvassing
board of appointment and training (32-228)
15 days before the
election
First day to publish
sample ballots in the newspaper. (32-803) 15 days before the election
26-Apr 1st day Clerks and Election Commissioners may extend their office
hours for purpose of
voter registration
(32-302)
Seven days preceding
voter registration
deadline
27-Apr Last day to accept a
mail-in registration with an illegible postmark. (32-321) 2nd Tuesday before
the
election
29-Apr Deadline to post the sample ballots in the office of the clerk or
commissioner. (32-805) Not later than 10 days prior
the election
29-Apr Last day for write-in candidate to file notarized affidavit and
filing fee with the filing
officer. (32-615)
No later than 10 days
prior
to the election
May
3-May At 6 p.m. last day
for in person voter registration. (32-302) 2nd Friday preceding the
election
First day the Early
Voting Counting Board can convene to check envelopes with
signatures and prepare ballots
for counting. (32-1027)
2nd Monday prec Election
4-May Last day for the party to notify the clerk or election
commissioner of the date, time, and
location of the post primary
convention. (32-707)
No later than 1st
Tuesday
in May
Note: If caucus system is used, notification by the party to the clerk
or commissioner
must take place at least
10 days prior to the caucus date. (32-709)
5-May At 4 p.m. is the last day to receive an application for Early
Voting ballots to be mailed out
to a specific address.
(32-941)
Wednesday before the
Election
Last
day for acknowledgments to be sent to persons registered by deputy registrar. (32-
306)
5 days prior to Election
7-May Last day to distribute sample ballots to county, city or village
not to exceed 10% of their
votes cast in the previous
election, IF publications do not reach the entities. (32-804)
3 days before the
Election
8-May Last day to publish sample ballots in the newspaper (32-803) 2 days before the
Election
10-May Last day for Early Voting - in person - at the County Clerk or
Election Commissioner
office (32-942)
At noon -
registration deadline for former federal employees (32-940) 1 day before the Election
Post Notice of date,
time and place Canvass Board will meet - (at least 2 days prior to
the time they will
convene per Secretary of State directive)
1 day before the
Election
First day the Early
Voting Counting Board may convene to begin counting early voting
ballots. (32-1027)(6)
Day before Election
Day
11-May Statewide Primary Election Day (32-401)
1st Tuesday after the
2nd
Monday in May
Polls open (32-908) 8
a.m. Central Time 7 a.m. Mountain Time 8:00 AM CDT (7:00 AM
MDT) Election Day
7 p.m. Central Time
(6
ballot (32-943)
7:00 PM CDT (6:00 PM
MDT) Election Day
No later than the
closing of the polls - deadline for return of voter registration form with
an early voting ballot -
in person (32-941)
8:00 PM CDT (7:00 PM
MDT) Election Day
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Primary Election May 11th, 2010 General Election November 2nd,
2010
11-May No later than the closing of the polls - deadline for return of
early voting ballot - in person
(32-950)
8:00 PM CDT (7:00 PM
MDT) Election Day
At the time of the
closing of the polls is the first any returns or partial returns may be
released. (32-1009)
8:00 PM CDT (7:00 PM
MDT) Election Day
At the time of the
closing of the polls is the deadline for an early voting ballot received by
mail to be in the
possession of the clerk or commissioner (32-950)
8:00 PM CDT (7:00 PM
MDT) Election Day
Upon the completion
of Early Voting ballot counting and verification for
provisional ballot
counting, the Canvassing
Board may convene. (32-1031 and 32-1002)
After the Primary
May 11 thru
Nov 2
No changes shall be
made to precinct boundaries or polling places without approval
from the Secretary of
State. (32-904)
1 day after the
Primary
through the General
Election
15-May Last day an ordinance may be adopted and effective providing for
nomination and
election on a partisan ballot
for city, village and school offices, normally non-partisan (32-
557)
Not less than 60 days
prior
to the filing deadline
18-May Deadline for verification and notification to the state system of
provisional ballots status
(32-1002)
7 days after the
Primary
10 days after the
Canvass Board
convenes
Deadline
for losing candidate to request a recount. (32-1121) 10 days after the
Canvass
Board convenes
10 days after the
canvass of votes
Deadline for filing
fee to be paid, if needed, by an undeclared write-in candidate who has
been nominated. (32-608)
10 days after the
canvass
of votes
June
1-Jun First day County post-primary convention may be held. Meet any
time during first 10
days in June. (32-707)
1st ten days in June
1-Jun Abstract of votes due in the office of the Secretary of State
(32-1035) 3rd
Monday after the
Election
20 days after votes Last day a notice can
be filed with a person whose election is being contested. (32-
20 days after votes
officially canvassed
1109)
officially canvassed
1-Jun Last day a political subdivision may request the adjustment of
election district
boundaries for offices not in
primary (32-552)
5 months prior to the
General Election
7-Jun Board of State Canvassers meets to certify the election results.
(32-1037) 4th
Monday after the
Primary
Last day the copy of
a petition may be served on the person whose election is being
contested when contesting the
election of Constitutional Officers, Public Service
Commission, Board of
Regents and State Board of Education (32-1102)
10 days before 40
days
after the Election
Last day the copy of
a petition may be served on the Secretary of State contesting the
election of constitutional
amendment or statutes by initiative or referendum (32-1108)
10 days before 40
days
after the Election
9-Jun The prescribed day to conduct recounts for candidates who filed
with the Secretary of
State at 9:00 A.M.
(32-1119)
5th Wednesday after
the
Primary
18-Jun Last day for petition to be filed in
of Constitutional
Officers, Public Service Commission, Board of Regents and State
Board of Education
(32-1102)
40 days after the
Election
Last day for petition
to be filed in
of constitutional
amendment or statutes by initiative or referendum (32-1108)
40 days after the
Election
20-Jun Last day to deliver certificates of nomination or certificates of
election (32-1033) 40 days after the Election
29-Jun Last day to publish notice of July 15th and August 1st filing
deadlines, if not contained in
January notice
(32-601)
15 days prior to July
filing
deadline for incumbents
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Primary Election May 11th, 2010 General Election November 2nd,
2010
July
1-Jul Deadline for governing boards of reclamation districts, counties
under township
organization, public power
districts grossing annual revenues of less than 40 million
dollars, and educational
service units to notify the Secretary of State,
Election
Commissioners of offices to be filled, terms, vacancies, votes cast and filing
deadlines for each office
(32-404, 32-601)
No later than July 1
8 weeks after the
canvass of votes
Precinct results for
US Congress, Legislature, Public Service Commissioners due in the
office of the Secretary of
State. (32-1036)
8 weeks after the
canvass
of votes
2-Jul Deadline for filing initiative and referendum petitions (32-1407) 4 months prior to the
General Election
4-Jul First day to accept Early Voting ballot request for the general
election (32-941) 120 days prior to General
10-Jul Date to have Primary Election Voter History completed by. (32-330)
60 days
after the Election
15-Jul Last day for
incumbents (any current office holder) not on the Primary Ballot to file. (32-
606) Public Power
Districts Board Members (grossing less than 40 million);
Reclamation
Districts; Education Service Unit Board Members;
Township
Officers; Village Board of Trustees; and Class II Schools.
July 15th
22-Jul Last day for an
objection to an incumbent candidate filing. (32-624) Objections
must be
made within 7 days of the
filing deadline.
7 days after the
Incumbent
filing deadline
August
2-Aug Last day for new political party to submit petitions with the
Secretary of State to qualify
for the General
Election. (32-716)
August 1st
Last
day for non-incumbents (new filers) to file for office. (32-606) Public
Power Districts
Board Members
(grossing less than 40 million); Reclamation Districts; Education Service
Unit Board Members;
Trustees;
and Class II Schools.
August 1st
Filing deadline for
judicial office holders to place their name on the General Election
ballot for retention
(24-814)
August 1st
Last day for a
candidate to withdraw their name and decline to be a candidate for those
whose filing deadlines are
July 15th and August 1st. (32-622)
August 1st
9-Aug Deadline to file objection to a non-incumbent candidate filing (32-624)
7 days
after nonincumbent
filing deadline
12-Aug Deadline for Secretary of State to determine if sufficient
signatures were turned in for a
new party (32-717)
Within 10 days after
political party petitions are
submitted.
23-Aug Last day for submission of petitions to change political
subdivision from district elections
to at large; or from at
large to district elections. (32-554)
70 days prior to
General
September
1-Sep Last day for filing
for office by petition. (32-617) September 1
Last
day for political subdivision to submit a special issue for the general ballot. (32-559) September 1
Deadline for
candidate of a new political party to file for General Election ballot status
to
file petition of
nomination to be on the General Election ballot (32-621)
September 1
Note: Filing officer has 24 hours after petition has been filed to
notify candidate.
Candidate has 5 days
to file acceptance of nomination (32-617 subsection 2)
Last day for a
candidate nominated at the primary election to decline the nomination (32-
623)
September 1
Last day to file a
petition to fill a vacancy for a non-partisan office (32-625) September 1
Last
day to hold the state post-primary convention. (32-710) September 1
Last
day to hold a congressional post-primary convention. (32-711) September 1
2-Sep Last day to issue and mail special absentee ballots to those
registered voters with
applications on file specifically
requesting a "special absentee ballot" (32-808)
60 days before the
election
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Dates Statutory language
Primary Election May 11th, 2010 General Election November 2nd,
2010
10-Sep Last day for Secretary of State to certify candidates, offices and
issues to be placed on
the statewide ballot.
(32-801)
50 days before the
election
17-Sep Deadline to have Early Voting ballots ready and sent to UOCAVA
voters with requests
on file. (32-808
32-939)
45 days before the
election
22-Sep Deadline for publishing and posting the Notice of Election
(32-802) 40
days before the election
Deadline for sending
the Notice of Election to the affected political subdivisions (32-802) 40 days before the
election
27-Sep Deadline to have Early Voting ballots ready to be voted in office.
Publication of
application required after
ballots are available (32-808)
35 days before the
election
Last day to make the
voter registration lists available to the state and county parties. List
is available upon
request and free of charge (32-330)
35 days before the
election
First day to
distribute sample ballots to county, city or village not to exceed 10% of their
votes cast in the previous
election, IF publications do not reach the entities. (32-804)
35 days before the
election
New or Former
Resident Presidential ballots available to Former Residents (§32-933) 35 days before the
election
The last day ballots
may be required to be corrected except as ordered by the Court. (32-
819)
35 days before the
election
October
Oct 1 thru Dec
31
Blackout
period for special elections. (32-405) Oct, Nov, Dec
2-Oct Last day for Election
Commissioners to appoint judges, clerks and inspectors, if needed.
(32-221)
30 days before the
statewide general
Oct 2nd thru
Oct 22
First day a satellite
registration office may be open for at least 1 day in each
incorporated city of village. Note: Publication of the registration sites is required. (32-
303 and 32-304)
30 days before the
election
7-Oct Deadline for clerks and commissioners using vote counting machines
to submit a written
plan to the Secretary of
State outlining procedures that will be followed on election day.
(32-1049)
25 days prior
Presidential
Election Years Only
Week of Oct
12th
Publication of
proposed constitutional amendments to be placed on the general ballot by
the Secretary of State
required for three weeks before election, if applicable. (49-202)
Three weeks before
the
election
15-Oct Postmark deadline for mailed in registrations (32-321) 3rd Friday preceding
the
election
At 6 p.m., last day
for deputy registrars to register voters for an upcoming election. (32-
306)
3rd Friday preceding
the
election
At close of business,
last day voter registrations can be completed at DMV or County
Treasurers
for the person to be registered to vote in an upcoming election. (32-308)
3rd Friday preceding
the
election
At close of business,
last day voter registrations can be completed at or returned to
State Agencies or
Departments for the person to be registered to vote in an upcoming
election. (32-310)
3rd Friday preceding
the
election
Last day for voter
registration form to be delivered to the election office by someone
other than the person
registering to vote, for the person to be registered to vote in an
upcoming election. (32-325,
32-321)
3rd Friday preceding
the
election
Last day to mail an
early voting ballot with a mail-in registration application form to a
person not registered to
vote. (32-941 and 32-945)
3rd Friday preceding
the
election
1st day Clerks and
commissioners may extend their office hours for purpose of voter
registration (32-302)
Seven days preceding
voter registration
deadline
17-Oct Last day to notify election workers of appointments and fill
vacancies of judges and
clerks of election,
district inspections and canvas board members to be filled by the
15 days before the
election
Last day for Election
Commissioners to notify by mail judges, clerks, inspectors,
counting board and canvassing
board of appointment and training (32-228)
15 days before the
election
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Primary Election May 11th, 2010 General Election November 2nd,
2010
First day to publish
sample ballots in the newspaper. (32-803) 15 days before the election
19-Oct Last day to accept a
mail-in registration with an illegible postmark. (32-321) 2nd Tuesday before
the
election
22-Oct Last day for write-in candidate to file notarized affidavit and
filing fee with the filing
officer. (32-615)
No later than 10 days
before the election
Deadline to post the
sample ballots in the office of the clerk or commissioner..
(32-805) Not later than 10 days
before the election
At 6 p.m. last day
for in person voter registration. (32-302) 2nd Friday preceding the
election
New or Former
Resident Presidential ballots available to New Residents (§32-933) After close of voter
registration through close
of polls Election Day
25-Oct First day the Early Voting Counting Board can convene to check
envelopes with
signatures and prepare ballots
for counting. (32-1027)
2nd Monday before the
Election
27-Oct At 4 p.m. is the last day to receive an application for Early
Voting ballots to be mailed out
to a specific address.
(32-941)
Wednesday before the
Election
Last
day for acknowledgments to be sent to persons registered by deputy registrar. (32-
306)
5 days prior to
Election
29-Oct Last day to distribute sample ballots to county, city or village
not to exceed 10% of their
votes cast in the previous
election, IF publications do not reach the entities. (32-804)
3 days before the
Election
30-Oct Last day to publish sample ballots in the newspaper (32-803) 2 days before the
Election
November
1-Nov Last day for Early Voting- in person - at the County Clerk or
Election Commissioner
office (32-942)
At noon -
registration deadline for former federal employees (32-940) 1 day before the
Election
Post Notice of date,
time and place Canvass Board will meet - (at least 2 days prior to
the time they will
convene per Secretary of State directive)
1 day before the
Election
Presidential
Election Years Only
First day the Early
Voting Counting Board may convene to begin counting early voting
ballots. (32-1027)(6)
Day before Election
Day
2-Nov Statewide General Election Day
- even numbered years-
(32-403)
1st Tuesday after the
1st
Monday in November
Polls open (32-908) 8
a.m. CST 7 a.m. MST 8:00 AM CST (7:00 AM
MST) Election Day
7 p.m. CST 6 p.m. MST
Deadline for agent to pickup Early Voting ballot (32-943) 7:00 PM CST (6:00 PM
MST) Election Day
No later than the
closing of the polls - deadline for return of voter registration form with
an early voting ballot
- in person (32-941)
8:00 PM CST (7:00 PM
MST) Election Day
No later than the
closing of the polls - deadline for return of early voting ballot - in
person (32-950)
8:00 PM CST (7:00 PM
MST) Election Day
At the time of the
closing of the polls is the first any returns or partial returns may be
released. (32-1009)
8:00 PM CST (7:00 PM
MST) Election Day
At the time of the
closing of the polls is the deadline for an early voting ballot received by
mail to be in the
possession of the clerk or commissioner (32-950)
8:00 PM CST (7:00 PM
MST) Election Day
2-Nov Upon the completion of early voting ballot counting and
verification for provisional ballot
counting, the Canvassing
Board may convene. (32-1031 and 32-1002)
after General
9-Nov Deadline for verification and notification to the state system of
provisional ballots status
(32-1002)
7 days after the
General
10 days after the
Canvass Board
convenes
Deadline
for losing candidate to request a recount. (32-1121) 10 days after the
Canvass
Board convenes
10 days after the
canvass of votes
Deadline for filing
fee to be paid, if needed, by an undeclared write-in candidate who has
been nominated. (32-608)
10 days after the
canvass
of votes
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2010
22-Nov Abstract of votes due in the office of the Secretary of State
(32-1035) 3rd
Monday after the
Election
20 days after votes
officially canvassed
Last day a notice can
be filed with a person whose election is being contested. (32-
1109)
20 days after votes
officially canvassed
29-Nov Board of State Canvassers meets to certify the election results.
(32-1037) 4th
Monday after the
General
Last day the copy of
a petition may be served on the person whose election is being
contested when contesting the
election of Constitutional Officers, Public Service
Commission, Board of
Regents and State Board of Education (32-1102)
10 days before 40
days
after the election
Last day the copy of
a petition may be served on the Secretary of State contesting the
election of constitutional
amendment or statutes by initiative or referendum (32-1108)
10 days before 40
days
after the election
December
1-Dec The prescribed day to conduct recounts for candidates who filed
with the Secretary of
State at 9:00 A.M.
(32-1119)
5th Wednesday after
the
General
10-Dec Last day for petition to be filed in
of Constitutional
Officers, Public Service Commission, Board of Regents and State
Board of Education
(32-1102)
40 days after the
Election
Last day for petition
to be filed in
of constitutional
amendment or statutes by initiative or referendum (32-1108)
40 days after the
Election
12-Dec Last day to deliver certificates of nomination or certificates of
election (32-1033) 40 days after the Election
8 weeks after the
canvass of votes
Precinct results for
due in the office of the
Secretary of State. (32-1036)
8 weeks after the
canvass
of votes
31-Dec Date to have General Election Voter History completed by. (32-330)
60 days after
the Election
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Dated 11/30/2009
As received from the Sec. Of State
Office, after approval by the Attorney General Office
Diane M. Olmer, Platte County Election Commissioner