§ 106 Candidate Signature Collection Rules
This law says a candidate can sign their own nomination form, and anyone who is collecting signatures can also sign the form if they are allowed to sign.
Jane is running for mayor. She goes door‑to‑door getting people to sign her nomination form. Under this law, Jane can also write her own signature on the form, and her volunteer Sam, who is collecting signatures, can add his own signature too if he is eligible to sign.
Jane’s signature counts just like any other person's signature, and Sam’s signature also counts the same way, so the form is still valid.
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§ 106 Candidate Signature Collection Rules
Last verified: January 10, 2026