PART 4. WITHDRAWAL OF CANDIDATES: VACANCIES [8800. - 8811.]

Part 4 enacted by Stats. 1994, Ch. 920, Sec. 2.

§§ 8800–8811 · 10 sections

• § 8800 Except as provided in Section 8020.5, a candidate whose declaration of candidacy has been filed for any primary election shall not withdraw as a candidate at…
• § 8801 No candidate nominated at any primary election may withdraw as a candidate at the ensuing general election except those candidates permitted to withdraw by…
• § 8803 (a) No vacancy on the ballot for a nonpartisan office at a general election shall be filled except if the candidate dies and that fact has been ascertained by…
• § 8804 Notwithstanding Sections 8803 and 8810, any candidate who has been nominated at any primary election for superior court judge in which election there were at…
• § 8805 (a) Whenever a candidate for nomination for a nonpartisan office at a primary election dies on or before the day of the election, and a sufficient number of…
• § 8807 If the vacancy occurs among candidates chosen at the direct primary to go on the ballot for the succeeding general election for a nonpartisan office, the name…
• § 8808 A vacancy authorized to be filled because of the death of a candidate shall be filled, and the name of the person named to fill the vacancy shall be certified…
• § 8809 Whenever a candidate has declared a candidacy for a primary election and has not withdrawn pursuant to Section 8020.5, the candidate’s name shall be printed…
• § 8810 Whenever a candidate has been nominated at any primary election after having filed a declaration of candidacy, the name of the candidate shall be printed upon…
• § 8811 Whenever, upon the death of any candidate, the vacancy created is filled by a party committee, a certificate to that effect shall be filed with the officer…