Cal. ELEC § 6743
This is the official text of Cal. ELEC § 6743, part of California’s Elections Code — governs how elections are conducted, including voter registration, ballots, and campaign rules.
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Official statutory text
On or before the 110th day before the presidential primary, the Secretary of State shall certify all of the following to the elections official of each county:
(a) The name of that national party with which the Peace and Freedom Party is presently affiliated and the address and telephone number of the principal office of that national party.
(b) The number of delegates to represent the Peace and Freedom Party of California in the next national convention of that national party.
(c) The number of delegate candidates to be selected from each territory pursuant to Sections 6744 and 6745 by each committee proposing a group of national convention delegates.
(a) The name of that national party with which the Peace and Freedom Party is presently affiliated and the address and telephone number of the principal office of that national party.
(b) The number of delegates to represent the Peace and Freedom Party of California in the next national convention of that national party.
(c) The number of delegate candidates to be selected from each territory pursuant to Sections 6744 and 6745 by each committee proposing a group of national convention delegates.
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