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Alaska Stat. § 15.25.140 (2026)
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§§ 15.25.140 — 15.25.200. Provision for no-party candidate nominations; date of filing petition; required number of signatures for statewide office; required number of signatures for district-wide office; requirements for petition; eligibility of candidate; placement of names on general election ballot; withdrawal of candidate's name.
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Cited in 6
cases (2 in the last 5 years), 1996–2023 · leading case: Scott A. Kohlhaas, The Alaskan Indep. Party, Robert M. Bird, & Kenneth P. Jacobus v. State of Alaska, Div. of Elections Lieutenant Governor Kevin Meyer, in an Off. Capacity & Dir. Gail Fenumiai, in an Off. Capacity & Alaskans for Better Elections, Inc., 518 P.3d 1095 (Alaska 2022).
Scott A. Kohlhaas, The Alaskan Indep. Party, Robert M. Bird, & Kenneth P. Jacobus v. State of Alaska, Div. of Elections Lieutenant Governor Kevin Meyer, in an Off. Capacity & Dir. Gail Fenumiai, in an Off. Capacity & Alaskans for Better Elections, Inc., 518 P.3d 1095 (Alaska 2022). “8 Former AS 15.25.140 et seq. (2020) (repealed Feb.”
State v. Green Party of Alaska, 118 P.3d 1054 (Alaska 2005). “100) or by petition (AS 15.25.140, .160). 83 . Minutes, House Judiciary Comm.”
O'callaghan v. State, 914 P.2d 1250 (Alaska 1996). “If the group then obtains the proper number of signatures on a petition, AS 15.25.140,.160-.170, the candidate is placed on the primary election ballot.”
State v. Alaska Democratic Party, 426 P.3d 901 (Alaska 2018). “4 See AS 15.25.140 (providing for petition); AS 15.”
Sunny Guerin, Elizabeth Asisuan Toovak, & Vera Lincoln v. State of Alaska, Div. of Elections, 537 P.3d 770 (Alaska 2023). “8 Former AS 15.25.140 et seq. (2020) (repealed Feb.”
Whittaker v. Mallott, 259 F. Supp. 3d 1024 (D. Alaska 2017). “AS 15.25.140; see also AS 15.25.190 ("The director shall place the names and the political group affiliation of persons who have been properly nominated by petition on the general election ballot.”
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