Illinois Primary Election Laws in Force July 1 1913 An Act to Provide for the
Illinois Primary Election Laws in Force July 1 1913 An Act to Provide for the
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The Secretary of State shall not permit a petition of a candidate for delegate or alternate delegate to the National nominat- ing convention to be filed unless accom- panied by the statement required in para- graph 8 of this section. Any candidate for President of the United States for whom a preference is stated by any candi- date for delegate or alternate delegate to a nominating convention, may, at any time after the filing of such petition and before the name of such candidate for delegate ...or alternate delegate to a National nomi- nating convention is certified to the various county clerks for printing, file in the office of the Secretary of State an instrument in writing disavowing the candidacy of the person who has so filed a nominating petition for delegate or alternate delegate to a National nominat- ing convention and in case such candidate for President of the United States shall disavow the candidacy of the candidate for delegate or alternate delegate, as aforesaid, the name of such candidate for delegate or alternate delegate so- dis- avowed shall not be certified to the various county clerks for printing upon the offi- 29 cial primary ballot.
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The Secretary of State shall not permit a petition of a candidate for delegate or alternate delegate to the National nominat- ing convention to be filed unless accom- panied by the statement required in para- graph 8 of this section. Any candidate for President of the United States for whom a preference is stated by any candi- date for delegate or alternate delegate to a nominating convention, may, at any time after the filing of such petition and before the name of such candidate for delegate ...or alternate delegate to a National nomi- nating convention is certified to the various county clerks for printing, file in the office of the Secretary of State an instrument in writing disavowing the candidacy of the person who has so filed a nominating petition for delegate or alternate delegate to a National nominat- ing convention and in case such candidate for President of the United States shall disavow the candidacy of the candidate for delegate or alternate delegate, as aforesaid, the name of such candidate for delegate or alternate delegate so- dis- avowed shall not be certified to the various county clerks for printing upon the offi- 29 cial primary ballot.
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