California § 6843 - The Secretary of State shall, not later than the 32nd day after the election, fil
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§ 6843. The Secretary of State shall, not later than the 32nd day after the election, fil
The Secretary of State shall, not later than the 32nd day after the election, file in her or his office a statement of the canvassed returns for the Peace and Freedom Party presidential preferential primary and the national convention delegate selection election, compiled from the returns filed with the Secretary of State by the county elections officials. The compiled statement shall show, for each candidate or group, the total of the votes received, the votes received in each county, and, in the case of a group, the names of the candidates comprising that group.
Source: official California text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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