Eliminates the ability of judicial candidates for office who are enrolled in a particular party to automatically be allowed to run as a candidate in another party's primary election.
Eliminates the ability of judicial candidates for office who are enrolled in a particular party to automatically be allowed to run as a candidate in another party's primary election.
Provides that a manual recount shall not apply to a political party designating or nominating candidates for the first time, to candidates nominated by party caucus, nor to candidates for judicial offices.
Eliminates family contribution exceptions to candidates for election.
Establishes a ranked choice voting method for presidential elections whereby voters rank candidates according to the order of their choice and, if no candidate has received a majority of votes, the candidate with the fewest first choice votes is eliminated and the remaining candidates advance to another counting round until a winner is determined.
Reduces campaign contribution limits for candidates for election to a public office or party position to a maximum of $2,800.
Prohibits political candidates from being nominated by more than one party for any public office.
Relates to party nominations for candidates by county party committees.
Relates to the designation and nomination of candidates for village office in village elections conducted on the day of the general election.
Permits party enrollment and change of party enrollment within 10 days of a primary, general, or special election.