§ 980Substituted Nominations by Political Bodies

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In case of the death or withdrawal of any candidate
nominated by any political body by nomination papers, the
committee named in the original nomination papers may nominate
a substitute in his place by filing in the proper office a
substituted nomination certificate, which shall set forth the
facts of the appointment and powers of the committee (naming
all its members), of the death or withdrawal of the candidate
and of the action of the committee thereon, giving the name,
residence and occupation of the candidate substituted thereby,
and the truth of these facts shall be verified by the affidavit
annexed to the certificate of at least two members of the
committee. In the case of a vacancy caused by the death of any
candidate, said substituted nomination certificate shall be
accompanied by a death certificate, properly certified:
Provided, however, That no substitute nomination certificate
shall nominate any person who was a candidate for nomination
by any political party for any office to be filled at the
ensuing November election, whether or not nominated for such
office by such political party, or who has already been
nominated by any other political body for any office to be
filled at the ensuing November or special election.
   (980 amended July 5, 1947, P.L.1358, No.537)

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