Idaho Code § 43-228

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43-228 CONDUCT OF ELECTION — FORM OF BALLOT.

Official statutory text

43-228. Conduct of election — Form of ballot. The special election to be called for the recall of directors of irrigation districts shall be conducted in the same manner as regular irrigation district elections are conducted. The secretary of the irrigation district shall provide for the holding of recall elections and the necessary places and officers, ballot boxes, ballots, poll books, voting machines, supplies, and returns as are required by law for holding regular irrigation district elections. The ballots at any recall election shall contain a full, true, and correct copy of the ballot synopsis of the charge, the director's response to the charge if such has been filed, and shall be so arranged that any voter can, by making one cross (X), express his desire to have the director charged recalled from his office, or retained therein. The following form shall substantially comply with the provisions of this section:

RECALL BALLOT

(Here insert the ballot (Here insert the irrigation synopsis of the charge.) director's response to the charge.)

FOR the recall of (here insert the name of the director of the irrigation district)

AGAINST the recall (here insert the name of the director of the irrigation district)

History:

[43-228, added 1989, ch. 337, sec. 1, p. 854.]

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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