Colorado § 1-11-311 - Special legislative elections subject to "Fair Campaign Practices Act".
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§ 1-11-311. Special legislative elections subject to "Fair Campaign Practices Act".
Special legislative elections conducted in accordance with this part 3 are subject to the appropriate sections of article 45 of this title.
Source: L. 99: Entire part added, p. 1389, § 4, effective June 4.
ARTICLE 12
Recall and Vacancies in Office
PART 1
RECALL FROM OFFICE
1-12-100.5. Definitions.
1-12-101. Elected officers subject to recall.
1-12-102. Limitations.
1-12-103. Petition for recall - statement of grounds.
1-12-104. Signatures required for state and county officers.
1-12-105. Signatures required for school district officers.
1-12-106. Signatures required for nonpartisan officers. (Repealed)
1-12-107. Designated election officials.
1-12-108. Petition requirements - approval as to form - determination of sufficiency - protest - offenses.
1-12-108.5. Applicability of laws pertaining to initiative and referendum petitions and circulators. (Repealed)
1-12-109. Resignation.
1-12-110. Call for election - cancellation of recall election.
1-12-111. Setting date of recall election.
1-12-111.5. Nonpartisan recall election plan. (Repealed)
1-12-111.7. Recall election notice - publication.
1-12-112. Ballots - statement included.
1-12-113. Conduct and timing of recall election.
1-12-114. Mail ballots - plan required - voter service and polling centers - number required - definition.
1-12-115. Write-in candidates.
1-12-116. Sufficiency of the recall.
1-12-117. Nomination of successor - ballot certification.
1-12-118. Election of successor.
1-12-118.5. Postelection protest of successor candidate qualification - procedure.
1-12-119. Canvass of votes - notification of results.
1-12-120. Cost of recall election.
1-12-120.5. Reimbursement for recall election expenses.
1-12-121. Special provisions.
1-12-122. Recalls subject to "Fair Campaign Practices Act".
1-12-123. Conflicts with constitutional requirements for recall of state officers or other elections laws.
PART 2
VACANCIES IN OFFICE
1-12-201. Vacancies in office of United States senator.
1-12-202. Vacancies in office of representative in congress.
1-12-203. Vacancies in general assembly.
1-12-204. Vacancies in state and district offices.
1-12-205. Vacancies in county offices.
1-12-206. Vacancies in the office of county commissioner - county commissioner vacancy election.
1-12-207. Vacancies on nonpartisan boards.
1-12-208. Unexpired terms less than ninety days.
1-12-209. Terms of persons filling vacancies.
1-12-210. Certification of appointment.
PART 1
RECALL FROM OFFICE
Cross references: For recall of state officers, including filling post-resignation vacancies, see also art. XXI, Colo. Const.; for recall of municipal officers, see part 5 of article 4 of title 31.
Source: official Colorado text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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