§ 8145 Nomination Certificates For Local Offices

• •After a primary election, officials must count the votes for local nonpartisan offices (like judges or school board members).
• •If a candidate wins, the officials must give them a paper saying they won.
• •This only applies to races that are entirely within one county.

A small town holds a primary election for its school board.

After counting the votes, the election officials must give a certificate to the winner, proving they were nominated for the school board position.