- voting, pregnant women eligible for - HB 507; HB 507: HCS
| Administrative or clerical error in voting, correction of - SB 4 |
| Alcoholic beverages, local option - SB 247: HCS |
| American flag at each entrance to a voting location, requirement for - HB 866 |
| Annexation of city of sixth class into other city, date of election - HB 909 |
| Automatic wage deductions for contributions to committee, prohibition - HB 841 |
| Campaign expenditures, report to be itemized by vendor, materials or services, and amount - HB 949 |
| Candidate |
- filing papers, requirements added - HB 777: HCS
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- for executive branch position, urge lobbyists to refrain from supporting campaign of - HR 43: HFA(2)
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- nomination papers in cities in two counties, filed in county of residence - HB 740
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| Certification of referendum on container deposit - HB 745: HCA(1), HFA (1) |
| Change filing deadline for circuit clerks for 2000 election - HB 586: HCS |
| Circuit |
- clerks, extension of filing deadline for 2000 election, retroactive, emergency - HB 586
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- Court Clerks' examination results, review of - HCR 123
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| City legislative body candidates to reside in city for year before election - HB 808: SCS |
| City, county, or commissioner or magisterial electoral district, local option election in - SB 247: HFA(5) |
| City-county |
- consolidation, separate city and county approval - HB 647: HFA(7)
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- consolidation, separate city county approval - HB 647: SFA(6), HFA (5)
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| Closing public schools for primary election - HB 132 |
| Constitutional amendment for referendum on container deposit - HB 745 |
| Contributions to slates deposit, within 5 days of receipt - HB 861 |
| County |
- magisterial and commissioner districts, redistricting, change timing of - HB 740: HFA(1)
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- subdivision residents under zoning control, voting in city elections - HB 858
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| Date of primary, first Tuesday after the first Monday in June - HB 615 |
| Election |
- activities by fire chiefs - SB 4: HFA(1)
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- expenses and training and pay of election officers, reimbursement increase - HB 288
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- officers pay and training - HB 288: HFA(1)
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- officers, municipal races in cities of 5th or 6th class, who may serve - HB 413
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| Establish six year terms for Senate - HB 724: HCA(1) |
| Examination requirement for circuit clerks, removal - HB 937 |
| Funds for state share of election expenses not to lapse - HB 288: HCA(1) |
| General Assembly and executive branch candidates, urge nonparticipation in fundraising - HR 43: HFA(4),(5) |
| Hours of elections, proposed constitutional amendment to lengthen - HB 487 |
| Insurance commissioner, election of - HB 547 |
| Judges/executive, election in even-numbered years, conforming amendment - HB 795 |
| Local |
- option election for a 9 or 18 hole golf course, authority for - SB 39; SB 39: HFA (1)
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- option election, limited sale precinct - HB 663
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- option election, precinct with golf club - HB 1014
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- option elections, by the drink sales in restaurants - HB 912
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- option, alcoholic beverage sales at restaurants - SB 23: HFA(1)
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| Mayoral candidate to reside in city for year before election - HB 808 |
| Mentally or emotionally disabled voters, voting assistance for - SB 84 |
| Political |
- parties, authorization to decline copy of election return - HB 352, 424
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- parties, contributions to, limitation upon - HB 860
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| Primary |
- election, write-in voting allowed - HB 854
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- filing deadline, first Friday after second Thursday in April - HB 615
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| Primary, |
- change to first Tuesday after third Monday in August - HB 350: SFA(3)
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- change to first Tuesday after third Monday in May - HB 350; HB 350: HCS
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| Prohibit soliciting automatic deductions from wages for contributions to committee - SB 96: SFA(1) |
| Promotional advertising, regulation of - HB 67: HFA(1) |
| Property valuation administrator, candidate exam, elimination of - HB 710 |
| Provide 35% threshold for runoff primary - HB 363: HFA(1) |
| Referendum on Ten Commandments and curriculum on their historical impact - HB 111 |
| Regular election day, repeal of prohibition to open public schools on any - HB 347: HCS |
| Reimbursement for election costs - HB 288: HFA(1) |
| Renaming of relocated city, petition objecting to - HB 143: SCA(1) |
| Require |
- candidates to state that they meet qualifications for office sought - HB 777
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- notice at local polling place of where to report election errors - SB 4: SCS
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| Restoration of voting rights, procedure for - HB 913 |
| Runoff |
- primary for gubernatorial slates, elimination of - HB 363
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- primary, elimination of - HB 363: HCS
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| School closings, optional for regular election - HB 298 |
| Schools, closing on primary as well as general election day - HB 350 |
| Signing a petition to place a question on the election ballot, prohibited payment for - HB 2; HB 2: HCS |
| Special, fill vacancy, elected political officer changing party affiliation - HB 350: SFA(1),(2) |
| State Board of Elections, administrative regulations for recanvass procedures, promulgation of - HB 725 |
| Straight ticket voting, elimination of - HB 926 |
| Urge |
- lobbyists to refrain from supporting campaign of candidate for executive branch position - HR 43: HFA(5)
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- throwing out of circuit court clerk test results - HCR 110
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| Void public question if payment made to sign petition on public question - HB 2: HFA(1) |
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