United States — Iowa
Iowa Code § 57.4 - Change of result
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Misconduct, fraud, or corruption by precinct election officials is not enough to set aside an election unless ignoring that precinct’s vote would change the result for the office.
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United States — Iowa
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Misconduct, fraud, or corruption by precinct election officials is not enough to set aside an election unless ignoring that precinct’s vote would change the result for the office.
United States — Iowa
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A district court must vacate an arbitration award if listed grounds are met, and an application to vacate must generally be filed within 90 days.
United States — Iowa
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An appointive state officer may be removed from office by majority vote of the executive council for listed causes.
United States — Iowa
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The district court may remove certain state, municipal, or division officers from office for listed misconduct or convictions, except officers removable only by impeachment.
United States — Iowa
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Licensees and related service providers must keep records, provide reports to the commission, promptly report certain integrity or criminal matters, and some records must be kept confidential.
United States — Iowa
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This provision says who may contest certain elections and what grounds can be used to challenge an election result.
United States — Iowa
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United States — Iowa
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This provision makes several racing and wagering acts criminal offenses and imposes license and access consequences for some violations.
United States — Iowa
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Licensees must keep detailed books and records, report required information to the commission, and certain sports-wagering-related licensees must promptly report suspicious or disciplinary matters.
United States — Iowa
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