§ 168.590dFiling name of person to appear on ballot as candidate for lieutenant governor;

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form; qualification; noncompliance; filing name of person to appear on ballot as
 candidate for vice-president; qualifications and number of presidential electors; form;
 noncompliance.
 Sec. 590d.
    (1) Not later than 66 days before the general November election, a candidate without
 political party affiliation for the office of governor shall file with the secretary of state the
 name of the person who shall appear on the ballot as candidate for lieutenant governor under
 section 706. This filing shall be on a form prescribed by the secretary of state. A candidate for
 lieutenant governor shall meet the qualifications of section 51. If a candidate for governor fails
 to comply with this subsection, the secretary of state shall not certify his or her name for
 printing on the general November election ballot.
    (2) Not later than 66 days before the general November election, a candidate without
 political party affiliation for the office of president of the United States shall file with the
 secretary of state the names and addresses of persons chosen to be presidential electors and the
 name of the person who shall appear on the ballot as candidate for vice-president under


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 section 706. Presidential electors certified under this subsection shall meet the qualifications
 of section 41. The number of electors chosen shall equal the number of electors permitted by
 law. This filing shall be on a form prescribed by the secretary of state. If a candidate for
 president fails to comply with this subsection, the secretary of state shall not certify his or her
 name for printing on the general November election ballot.

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