North Carolina General Statutes > Chapter 163 > Article 18


§ 163-208	Conduct of presidential election
§ 163-209	Names of presidential electors not printed on ballots; notification
§ 163-209.1	Notification of political parties of dual-office holding rules
§ 163-209.2	Elector may be held in addition to other appointive offices
§ 163-210	Governor to proclaim results; casting State’s vote for President and Vice-President
§ 163-211	Compensation of presidential electors
§ 163-212	Penalty for failure of presidential elector to attend and vote
§ 163-213	Appointment of Presidential Electors by General Assembly in certain circumstances, by the Governor in certain other circumstances

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