The Path to Getting Your Name on the Ballot for the November 3, 2015, York County Election Presented by Christopher Abel.

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The Path to Getting Your Name on the Ballot for the November 3, 2015, York County Election Presented by Christopher Abel

York County Goverment

2015 Election Timeline 7:00 PM June 9, 2015

Regulatory Structure Code of Virginia – Title 24.2 Virginia Department of Elections School Board – Run As Independents

Department of Elections Bulletins Candidate Forms

Candidacy Requirements

Becoming a Candidate

Documents to be Filed Statement of Organization for a Candidate Certificate of Candidate Qualification Declaration of Candidacy Petitions of Qualified Voters Statement of Economic Interests

Order of Candidates on the Ballot Political Party Candidates Independent Candidates (in Alpha Order)

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