24APPENDIX V.S.A. § 510
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App. § 5-510. Certificates of nomination
Official statutory text
(a) Certificates of nomination for City offices to be filled at annual City meetings shall be filed in accordance with the general laws of the State.
(b) A candidate running for City Council needs a certificate signed by 25 or more voters from the specific district in which that candidate resides.
(c) A voter shall not sign more than one certificate for the same office except when there are multiple seats to be filled.
(b) A candidate running for City Council needs a certificate signed by 25 or more voters from the specific district in which that candidate resides.
(c) A voter shall not sign more than one certificate for the same office except when there are multiple seats to be filled.
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