N.D. Cent. Code § 11-06-04
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11-06-04. Election - Notice - Ballot - Returns
Official statutory text
11-06-04. Election - Notice - Ballot - Returns
The notice of an election to change the boundaries of a county shall contain a description of
the territory proposed to be transferred, the name of the county from which, and the name of the
county to which, the transfer is intended to be made. The notice shall be posted as required for
general elections. The ballot to be used at the election shall be in substantially the following
form:
Shall ____________ (describe the territory) be transferred from the county of
________________ (name county) to the county of ________________ (name
county)?
Yes ☐
No ☐
The result of the election shall be reported to the secretary of state.
The notice of an election to change the boundaries of a county shall contain a description of
the territory proposed to be transferred, the name of the county from which, and the name of the
county to which, the transfer is intended to be made. The notice shall be posted as required for
general elections. The ballot to be used at the election shall be in substantially the following
form:
Shall ____________ (describe the territory) be transferred from the county of
________________ (name county) to the county of ________________ (name
county)?
Yes ☐
No ☐
The result of the election shall be reported to the secretary of state.
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