| A. Written resignation is filed with the Secretary of State | by the previous vice-presidential candidate, if the mental | and physical condition of the candidate allows; |
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| B. Written consent is filed with the Secretary of State by | the new vice-presidential candidate; and |
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| C. Written acceptance of the new vice-presidential | candidate is filed with the Secretary of State by the | presidential candidate; and |
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| D. Written acceptance of the new vice-presidential | candidate is filed with the Secretary of State by each a | majority of the presidential electors. |
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| | 3. Candidate for presidential elector; death; withdrawal; | disqualification. If a presidential elector, who has been | nominated by petition under section 354, subsection 1, paragraph | B, subchapter II dies, withdraws or becomes disqualified, the | vacancy may be filled by a new presidential elector, if the | following conditions are met: |
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| A. Written resignation is filed with the Secretary of State | by the previous presidential elector, if the mental and | physical condition of the elector allows; |
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| B. Written consent is filed with the Secretary of State by | the new presidential elector; and |
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| C. Written acceptance of the new presidential elector is | filed with the Secretary of State by the presidential | candidate. |
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| This subsection does not apply to a vacancy as described in | section 804. |
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| | This bill expands access to the ballot by presidential and | vice-presidential candidates of nonqualified parties. Under this | bill, these candidates are given the choice of filing by | petition, as authorized by current law, or by paying a filing fee | to the Secretary of State. The bill also provides for later | petition filing dates. |
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