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Code · California · Elections Code

§ 5152

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(a)Upon the occurrence of the gubernatorial election, each party shall have its qualifications reviewed by the Secretary of State. A party that does not meet the standards for qualification set forth in Section 5151 shall be prohibited from participating in the presidential general election. A party shall maintain its qualification to participate in any subsequent presidential general election by complying with any of the conditions specified in Section 5151.
(b)A party seeking qualification under provisions of this section and subdivision
(c)or
(d)of Section 5151 shall file formal notice with the Secretary of State that the party intends to regain qualification.
(c)Unless formal notice as required in subdivision
(b)is timely received by the Secretary of State, he or she may have the name of the party omitted from any list, notice, ballot, or other publication containing the names of the parties qualified or seeking qualification that the Secretary of State may cause to be printed or published.
(d)For purposes of subdivision
(b)of Section 8001, this section shall only be applicable to a party that has successfully obtained that status for the first time after having been a political body, and shall not apply to a political party that has been disqualified.
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