§ 10510 Candidacy Declaration Filing Deadlines
This law tells people who want to run for a district office how and when to file their candidacy papers, and it limits them to running for only one office or term in the same election.
Jane wants to run for the school board in her county. She gets the official form from the county elections office, fills it out, and either drops it off or mails it so it arrives by 5 p.m. on the 88th day before the election. After that time she cannot take her name off the ballot, and she can’t also file to run for the city council in the same election.
Jane follows the filing dates set by the law, uses the proper form, and only runs for one district office, so her candidacy is valid.
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§ 10510 Candidacy Declaration Filing Deadlines
Last verified: January 10, 2026