California Legislature Passes Bill Requiring All General Election Presidential Candidates to Certify they are in Compliance with the 22nd Amendment

On September 3, the California legislature sent AB 1539 to Governor Gavin Newsom. It requires the chair of all qualified parties that place a presidential nominee on the ballot to certify that their presidential and vice-presidential nominees comply with the 22nd amendment, the term limits amendment. The bill also applies to declared write-in presidential candidates, and independent presidential candidates. No other state requires such paperwork. Here is the text.


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California Legislature Passes Bill Requiring All General Election Presidential Candidates to Certify they are in Compliance with the 22nd Amendment — 4 Comments

  1. California should eliminate nominations for President. Candidates would qualify by paying a filing fee, and submitting a vice-presidential candidate and 54 elector candidates. The SOS could make a determination of eligibility which of course could be challenged court. Party label would be based on presidential elector candidates. Top 2 from primary would advance to general election, just like every other office.

  2. They should either secede from the US or be expelled, unless a natural disaster takes them out.

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