Section 203.10 Independent
Candidate Nominating Petition Filing Periods in Certain Municipalities
a) In municipalities, excluding the City of Chicago, not under
the commission form of government, with a population of more than 5,000,
independent candidates may file their nominating petitions either:
1) At the same time that candidates for party nominations would
file their primary petitions – not more than 69 nor less than 59 days prior to
the date of the primary election; or
2) during the filing period for independent candidates as if no
primary election were to be held – not more than 99 nor less than 64 days prior
to the general municipal election.
b) In municipalities not under the commission form of government,
with a population of less than 5,000, independent candidates shall file their
nominating petitions not more than 99 nor less than 64 days prior to the
general municipal election.
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TITLE 26: ELECTIONS
CHAPTER I: STATE BOARD OF ELECTIONS
PART 203
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE NOMINATIONS IN
CERTAIN MUNICIPALITIES AND TOWNSHIPS
SECTION 203.20 INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE NOMINATING PETITION FILING PERIODS IN CERTAIN TOWNSHIPS
Section 203.20 Independent
Candidate Nominating Petition Filing Periods in Certain Townships
In a township of 5,000 or more
inhabitants which is coextensive with or included wholly within a municipality
not under commission form of municipal government, in a township of more than
7,500 inhabitants which is adjacent to a city of 75,000 or more inhabitants, or
in a township not described in either of the above, wherein the township
central committee determines that its candidates for township officers shall be
nominated by primary election, i.e., in townships where primaries are
permitted, independent candidates may file their nominating petitions either:
a) At the same time that candidates for party nominations would
file their primary petitions – not more than 69 nor less than 59 days prior to
the date of the primary election; or
b) during the filing period for independent candidates as if no
primary election were to be held – not more than 99 nor less than 64 days prior
to the general township election.
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CHAPTER I: STATE BOARD OF ELECTIONS
PART 203
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE NOMINATIONS IN
CERTAIN MUNICIPALITIES AND TOWNSHIPS
SECTION 203.30 DETERMINATION OF NOMINATING PETITION'S OFFICIAL TIME OF FILING
Section 203.30 Determination
of Nominating Petition's Official Time of Filing
Where, pursuant to the
provisions of either Regulation 3-1 or 3-2, any petition is filed containing
one or more independent candidates, in the time period of not more than 69 nor
less than 59 days prior to the date of the primary election, such petition
shall be deemed to have been filed as of the opening of the office of the
election authority on the first day for filing new political party petitions on
the 99th day prior to the general election.
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CHAPTER I: STATE BOARD OF ELECTIONS
PART 203
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE NOMINATIONS IN
CERTAIN MUNICIPALITIES AND TOWNSHIPS
SECTION 203.40 INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE NOMINATING PETITION FILING PERIODS IN MUNICIPALITIES CONDUCTING ANNUAL PARTISAN ELECTIONS (EMERGENCY EXPIRED)
Section 203.40 Independent
Candidate Nominating Petition Filing Periods in Municipalities Conducting
Annual Partisan Elections (Emergency Expired)
(Source: Emergency rule added at 7 Ill. Reg. 16064, effective November
17, 1983, for a maximum of 150 days)
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