NORTH DAKOTA CONSTITUTION
ARTICLE XVI
CONGRESSIONAL AGE LIMITS
Art. XVI §1 | AGE RESTRICTIONS FOR FEDERAL LEGISLATIVE SERVICE
Art. XVI §2 | BALLOT ELIGIBILITY AND AGE LIMIT ENFORCEMENT
Art. XVI §3 | BALLOT ADVISORY FOR AGE-LIMITED CANDIDATES
"Candidate would be [candidate age on December thirty-first of the year immediately preceding the end of term] years old by end of term."
Art. XVI §4 | IMPLEMENTATION AND LEGAL REVIEW PROCEDURES
2. Any action filed under this section shall be advanced on the docket and a final judgment shall be entered within sixty days. Any appeal of the judgment shall be noticed within ten days. The North Dakota State Supreme Court shall have jurisdiction over the appeal and shall issue its order and mandate within sixty days of the filing of the notice of appeal.
3. The Attorney General shall zealously defend all portions of this section, in the courts of this state or of the United States, as an exercise of an important and fundamental state interest. In any action commenced in a court of this state, any elector residing within the district of an applicable office shall be permitted to timely join in the defense of this section as a real party in interest.
Art. XVI §5 | SEVERABILITY AND CONSTITUTIONAL SUPREMACY
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