California § 6036 - The official ballot at the first election in the proposed district shall provide
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§ 6036. The official ballot at the first election in the proposed district shall provide
The official ballot at the first election in the proposed district shall provide voting squares after the words âFor the harbor districtâ and after the words âAgainst the harbor districtâ and shall also have printed thereon the names of all candidates for harbor commissioner, together with five blank spaces for the purpose of permitting an elector to write in the name of a candidate, with voting squares after the name of each candidate and the five blank spaces. All official ballots used at any subsequent election in the district shall conform, as near as practicable, to the above ballot, excepting that all reference to voting for or against the formation of the district shall be eliminated; and any question or proposition authorized to be submitted to the voters of the district may be placed on the ballot in addition to the names of any candidate or candidates for harbor commissioner.
Source: official California text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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