Idaho § 40-1305B - BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS - ONE NOMINATION - NO ELECTION
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§ 40-1305B. BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS - ONE NOMINATION - NO ELECTION
In any election for a highway district commissioner, if after the deadline for filing a declaration of intent as a write-in candidate, it appears that only one (1) qualified candidate has been nominated for a subdistrict to be filled, it shall not be necessary for the candidate of that subdistrict to stand for election, and the board of highway district commissioners shall declare such candidate elected as commissioner, and the secretary of the highway district shall immediately make and deliver to such person a certificate of election signed by him and bearing the seal of the district.
[40-1305B, added 2009, ch. 98, sec. 1, p. 308.]
Source: official Idaho text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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