2-5-219 - Candidates nominated by write-in votes Withdrawal of name. - Tennessee Statutes

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2-5-219. Candidates nominated by write-in votes Withdrawal of name.

(a) Notwithstanding any other provision of general law, or special act, or municipal charter to the contrary, no write-in candidate in a primary election for a position as a county or municipal official shall have such candidate's name placed upon the ballot in the election for such position unless such candidate received not less than twenty-five (25) votes.

(b) If a candidate is nominated as prescribed in subsection (a) by write-in votes, such a nominated candidate may withdraw from the nomination by filing a letter of withdrawal with the county election commission not later than ten (10) days after the primary election wherein such candidate was nominated.

[Acts 1982, ch. 607, §§ 1, 2.]

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2-5-219. Candidates nominated by write-in votes Withdrawal of name.

(a) Notwithstanding any other provision of general law, or special act, or municipal charter to the contrary, no write-in candidate in a primary election for a position as a county or municipal official shall have such candidate's name placed upon the ballot in the election for such position unless such candidate received not less than twenty-five (25) votes.

(b) If a candidate is nominated as prescribed in subsection (a) by write-in votes, such a nominated candidate may withdraw from the nomination by filing a letter of withdrawal with the county election commission not later than ten (10) days after the primary election wherein such candidate was nominated.

[Acts 1982, ch. 607, §§ 1, 2.]

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2-5-219. Candidates nominated by write-in votes Withdrawal of name.

(a) Notwithstanding any other provision of general law, or special act, or municipal charter to the contrary, no write-in candidate in a primary election for a position as a county or municipal official shall have such candidate's name placed upon the ballot in the election for such position unless such candidate received not less than twenty-five (25) votes.

(b) If a candidate is nominated as prescribed in subsection (a) by write-in votes, such a nominated candidate may withdraw from the nomination by filing a letter of withdrawal with the county election commission not later than ten (10) days after the primary election wherein such candidate was nominated.

[Acts 1982, ch. 607, §§ 1, 2.]