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Idaho Challenge: Write-in Oct 9th 2018



THE IDAHO CHALLENGE:



It doesn't much matter if you're chicken
or turkey. You'll all end up in the slaughterhouses if you do not get
your shite together and be part of the educational voices of sane government and "Take Back Idaho" by sheer media means, and use a few memes as well!



34-702A. Declaration of intent for write-in candidates. No write-in
vote for any office in a primary, special, or general election shall be
counted unless a declaration of intent has been filed indicating that
the person desires the office and is legally qualified to assume the
duties of said office if elected. The declaration of intent shall be
filed with the secretary of state if for a federal, state, or
legislative district office and with the county clerk if for a county
office. Such declaration of intent shall be filed not later than
twenty-eight (28) days before the day of election. The secretary of
state shall prescribe the form for said declaration.



In those
counties which utilize optical scan ballots an elector shall not place
on the ballot a sticker bearing the name of a person, or use any other
method or device, except writing, to vote for a person whose name is not
printed on the ballot.



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