California Elections Code ARTICLE 4 - Circulation and Signatures—Nomination Documents

• Section 8060.
  A candidate who declares his or her candidacy shall have registered voters sign his or her nomination papers pursuant to this article.(Enacted by Stats. 1994,...
• Section 8061.
  If a candidate submits an in-lieu-filing-fee petition pursuant to Section 8106, any or all signatures appearing on the petition, which would be valid under Section...
• Section 8062.
  (a) The number of registered voters required to sign a nomination paper for the respective offices are as follows:(1) State office or United States Senate, not fewer...
• Section 8063.
  The nomination paper shall be delivered to the elections official of the county in which the signer resides and is a voter.(Enacted by Stats. 1994,...
• Section 8064.
  The declaration of candidacy shall be obtained from, and delivered to, the elections official of the county in which the candidate resides and is a...
• Section 8065.
  The elections official shall not accept for filing any nomination paper unless all blanks in the certificate are filled.(Amended by Stats. 1999, Ch. 790, Sec....
• Section 8066.
  Circulators shall meet the requirements of Section 102.(Amended by Stats. 2013, Ch. 278, Sec. 14. (SB 213) Effective January 1, 2014.)
• Section 8067.
  No more signers shall be secured for any candidate than the maximum number required in this article. If, however, through miscalculation or otherwise, more signers...
• Section 8068.
  Signers shall be voters in the district or political subdivision in which the candidate is to be voted on. With respect to a candidacy for...
• Section 8069.
  No signer shall, at the time of signing a certificate, have his or her name signed to any other nomination paper for any other candidate...
• Section 8070.
  The elections official shall transmit to the Secretary of State the nomination document for each candidate for state office, United States Senator, Representative in Congress,...

Last modified: October 22, 2018