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2025 Code of Georgia
Title 21 - Elections (Chs. 1 — 5)
Chapter 2 - Elections and Primaries Generally (Arts. 1 — 15)
Article 5 - Presidential Preference Primary (§§ 21-2-190 — 21-2-200)
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OPINIONS OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL Bond referendum may be held on the date of the presidential preference primary,but the bond referendum should be placed on a separate ballot so that voters need not request a party ballot to vote only in the referendum. 1975 Op. Att'y Gen. No. 75-132.
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- § 21-2-190. Short title
- § 21-2-191. Parties entitled to hold primaries; dates; decision to elect delegates to presidential nominating convention in primary; qualifying periods for candidates for delegate
- § 21-2-192. Proclamation by Governor; copies of proclamation transmitted to superintendents
- § 21-2-193. List of names of candidates to appear on ballot; publication of list
- § 21-2-194. [Reserved] Procedure for withdrawal of candidates
- § 21-2-195. Procedures by which delegates and alternates to national nominating conventions selected
- § 21-2-196. Qualification oath of delegates and alternates to national convention
- § 21-2-197. Effect of withdrawal of presidential candidate
- § 21-2-198. Assessment of qualifying fee for candidates listed on presidential preference primary ballot
- § 21-2-199. Election of political party committee members or officers at primary
- § 21-2-200. Applicability of general primary provisions; form of ballot
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