43.67 NOMINEE'S RIGHT TO PLACE ON BALLOT.
1. Each candidate nominated pursuant to section 43.52 or 43.65 is
entitled to have the candidate's name printed on the official ballot
to be voted at the general election without other certificate unless
the candidate was nominated by write-in votes. Immediately after the
completion of the canvass held under section 43.49, the county
auditor shall notify each person who was nominated by write-in votes
for a county office that the person is required to file an affidavit
of candidacy if the person wishes to be a candidate for that office
at the general election. Immediately after the completion of the
canvass held under section 43.63, the secretary of state shall notify
each person who was nominated by write-in votes for a state or
federal office that the person is required to file an affidavit of
candidacy if the person wishes to be a candidate for that office at
the general election. If the affidavit is not filed by 5:00 p.m. on
the seventh day after the completion of the canvass, that person's
name shall not be placed upon the official general election ballot.
The affidavit shall be signed by the candidate, notarized, and filed
with the county auditor or the secretary of state, whichever is
applicable.
2. The affidavit shall be in the form prescribed by the secretary
of state. The affidavit shall include the following information:
a. The candidate's name in the form the candidate wants it to
appear on the ballot.
b. The candidate's home address.
c. The name of the county in which the candidate resides.
d. The political party by which the candidate was nominated.
e. The office sought by the candidate, and the district the
candidate seeks to represent, if any.
f. A declaration that if the candidate is elected the
candidate will qualify by taking the oath of office.
g. A statement that the candidate is aware that the candidate
is required to organize a candidate's committee which shall file an
organization statement and disclosure reports if the committee or the
candidate receives contributions, makes expenditures, or incurs
indebtedness in excess of the reporting threshold in section 68A.102,
subsection 5. This subsection shall not apply to candidates for
federal office.
h. A statement that the candidate is aware of the prohibition
in section 49.41 against being a candidate for more than one office
to be filled at the same election, except county agricultural
extension council and soil and water conservation district
commission.
i. A statement that the candidate is aware that the candidate
is disqualified from holding office if the candidate has been
convicted of a felony or other infamous crime and the candidate's
rights have not been restored by the governor or by the president of
the United States.
43.67 NOMINEE'S RIGHT TO PLACE ON BALLOT.
1. Each candidate nominated pursuant to section 43.52 or 43.65 is
entitled to have the candidate's name printed on the official ballot
to be voted at the general election without other certificate unless
the candidate was nominated by write-in votes. Immediately after the
completion of the canvass held under section 43.49, the county
auditor shall notify each person who was nominated by write-in votes
for a county office that the person is required to file an affidavit
of candidacy if the person wishes to be a candidate for that office
at the general election. Immediately after the completion of the
canvass held under section 43.63, the secretary of state shall notify
each person who was nominated by write-in votes for a state or
federal office that the person is required to file an affidavit of
candidacy if the person wishes to be a candidate for that office at
the general election. If the affidavit is not filed by 5:00 p.m. on
the seventh day after the completion of the canvass, that person's
name shall not be placed upon the official general election ballot.
The affidavit shall be signed by the candidate, notarized, and filed
with the county auditor or the secretary of state, whichever is
applicable.
2. The affidavit shall be in the form prescribed by the secretary
of state. The affidavit shall include the following information:
a. The candidate's name in the form the candidate wants it to
appear on the ballot.
b. The candidate's home address.
c. The name of the county in which the candidate resides.
d. The political party by which the candidate was nominated.
e. The office sought by the candidate, and the district the
candidate seeks to represent, if any.
f. A declaration that if the candidate is elected the
candidate will qualify by taking the oath of office.
g. A statement that the candidate is aware that the candidate
is required to organize a candidate's committee which shall file an
organization statement and disclosure reports if the committee or the
candidate receives contributions, makes expenditures, or incurs
indebtedness in excess of the reporting threshold in section 68A.102,
subsection 5. This subsection shall not apply to candidates for
federal office.
h. A statement that the candidate is aware of the prohibition
in section 49.41 against being a candidate for more than one office
to be filled at the same election, except county agricultural
extension council and soil and water conservation district
commission.
i. A statement that the candidate is aware that the candidate
is disqualified from holding office if the candidate has been
convicted of a felony or other infamous crime and the candidate's
rights have not been restored by the governor or by the president of
the United States.
43.67 NOMINEE'S RIGHT TO PLACE ON BALLOT.
1. Each candidate nominated pursuant to section 43.52 or 43.65 is
entitled to have the candidate's name printed on the official ballot
to be voted at the general election without other certificate unless
the candidate was nominated by write-in votes. Immediately after the
completion of the canvass held under section 43.49, the county
auditor shall notify each person who was nominated by write-in votes
for a county office that the person is required to file an affidavit
of candidacy if the person wishes to be a candidate for that office
at the general election. Immediately after the completion of the
canvass held under section 43.63, the secretary of state shall notify
each person who was nominated by write-in votes for a state or
federal office that the person is required to file an affidavit of
candidacy if the person wishes to be a candidate for that office at
the general election. If the affidavit is not filed by 5:00 p.m. on
the seventh day after the completion of the canvass, that person's
name shall not be placed upon the official general election ballot.
The affidavit shall be signed by the candidate, notarized, and filed
with the county auditor or the secretary of state, whichever is
applicable.
2. The affidavit shall be in the form prescribed by the secretary
of state. The affidavit shall include the following information:
a. The candidate's name in the form the candidate wants it to
appear on the ballot.
b. The candidate's home address.
c. The name of the county in which the candidate resides.
d. The political party by which the candidate was nominated.
e. The office sought by the candidate, and the district the
candidate seeks to represent, if any.
f. A declaration that if the candidate is elected the
candidate will qualify by taking the oath of office.
g. A statement that the candidate is aware that the candidate
is required to organize a candidate's committee which shall file an
organization statement and disclosure reports if the committee or the
candidate receives contributions, makes expenditures, or incurs
indebtedness in excess of the reporting threshold in section 68A.102,
subsection 5. This subsection shall not apply to candidates for
federal office.
h. A statement that the candidate is aware of the prohibition
in section 49.41 against being a candidate for more than one office
to be filled at the same election, except county agricultural
extension council and soil and water conservation district
commission.
i. A statement that the candidate is aware that the candidate
is disqualified from holding office if the candidate has been
convicted of a felony or other infamous crime and the candidate's
rights have not been restored by the governor or by the president of
the United States.
