N.D. Cent. Code § 11-05-04
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11-05-04. Notice of election - How given
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11-05-04. Notice of election - How given
The county auditor of each of the counties affected shall publish once each week for at least
two consecutive weeks prior to the election in the official newspaper of the county a notice
giving the date of the primary election, the hours during which the polls will be opened, a
reference to the notice of the primary election for a statement of the places where the election
will be held, the names of the counties affected, and a fair and accurate summary of the
consolidation plan. The notice must state that the proposition to be voted upon will be:
Shall the corporate existence and governments of the county of _________________ and
the county (or counties) of _________________ be consolidated into one county
government pursuant to the consolidation plan?
The county auditor of each of the counties affected shall publish once each week for at least
two consecutive weeks prior to the election in the official newspaper of the county a notice
giving the date of the primary election, the hours during which the polls will be opened, a
reference to the notice of the primary election for a statement of the places where the election
will be held, the names of the counties affected, and a fair and accurate summary of the
consolidation plan. The notice must state that the proposition to be voted upon will be:
Shall the corporate existence and governments of the county of _________________ and
the county (or counties) of _________________ be consolidated into one county
government pursuant to the consolidation plan?
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