California · Elections Code

ELEC §6000: All references to a voter’s or candidate’s party “registration” or “affiliation” in this part shall refer to the party preference or lack of party preference disclosed by the voter or candidate in acc

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This statute defines how references to a voter's or candidate's party registration or affiliation are interpreted—they mean the party preference or lack of preference that the person disclosed.

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All references to a voter’s or candidate’s party “registration” or “affiliation” in this part shall refer to the party preference or lack of party preference disclosed by the voter or candidate in accordance with Sections 2151 and 2152 and subdivision (b) of Section 2154.

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