§ ORS § 248.021Nomination of separate elector as precinct committeeperson

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(1) An elector may nominate a
separate elector as a write-in candidate for the office of precinct
committeeperson if the elector making the nomination submits, not later than 8
p.m. on the date of the primary election, a write-in nomination on a form prescribed
by the Secretary of State by rule. The write-in nomination shall:

(a) Certify that
both the elector making the nomination and the write-in candidate:

(A) Are members
of the same major political party; and

(B) Reside in the
same county and within the same district boundary for the House of
Representatives listed in ORS 188.300.

(b) Request that
the county elections official count any write-in votes received by the write-in
candidate.

(2) An elector
who is nominated as a write-in candidate under this section is not eligible for
election to the office of precinct committeeperson unless:

(a) The write-in
candidate meets the qualifications set forth in ORS 248.015 (4); and

(b) The write-in
candidate receives three or more votes. [2019 c.675 §17; 2021 s.s.1 c.2 §8]



Note: See note under 248.019.

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