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MO HB1485

Bill

Status

Introduced

1/24/2012

Primary Sponsor

Mark Parkinson

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Origin

House of Representatives

2012 Regular Session

AI Summary

  • Prohibits individuals currently in violation of court orders to pay monetary judgments from qualifying as candidates for any elective public office in Missouri.

  • Applies to judgments owed to the state, state agencies charged with debt enforcement, or political subdivisions, including child support payment orders.

  • Requires election authorities to conduct inquiries of appropriate courts when a person files a declaration of candidacy to determine if they are in violation of such court orders.

  • Prevents the names of individuals in violation of these court orders from appearing on any ballot.

  • Allows election authorities to request assistance from the Attorney General's office or local elected officials in conducting these inquiries.

Legislative Description

Prohibits any person who is in violation of a court order to pay specified monetary judgments from qualifying as a candidate for an elective office and his or her name from appearing on a ballot

Last Action

Referred: Elections (H)

1/26/2012

Committee Referrals

Elections1/26/2012

Full Bill Text

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