Supreme Court of Arkansas· 10/26/2004

Tumey v. Daniels

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196 S.W.3d 479
359 Ark. 256
2004 WL 2407455

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noting that \[a]n election contest under section 7-5-801 may be instituted by a competing candidate after either a primary or general election.\
noting that “[a]n election contest under section 7-5-801 may be instituted by a competing candidate after either a primary or general election”
noting that Turney filed'his preelection challenge in August 2004 before the November 2004 election, citing section 7-5-207(b
noting that Tumey filed his preelection challenge in August 2004 before the November 2004 election, citing section 7-5-207(b
stating that \[s]ection 7-5-107(b) provides a means for a voter to raise a pre-election attack on a candidate's eligibility to stand for election and for removal of that ineligible candidate's name from the ballot.\
stating that “[sjection 7-5-107 (b) provides a means for a voter to raise a pre-election attack on a candidate’s eligibility to stand for election and for removal of that ineligible candidate’s name from the ballot”

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Judges: Donald L. Corbin

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