A person who is currently in office.

Each county in the state must be divided into four commissioner’s precincts; one county commissioner is elected to represent each commissioner precinct.  Similarly, each county must be divided into ju [..]

When two or more county election precincts vote at the same polling place but the precincts are reported separately and separate paperwork is kept for each precinct. Contrast “Consolidated Precinct.” [..]

  A city clerk or, in a city that has no city secretary or clerk, the city officer who performs the duties of a city secretary.

See Home Rule City.

 An official count of the number of people in a region.  The federal census is done by the federal government every 10 years.

  A person who is running for an elected office.

An election may be cancelled under certain circumstances as allowed by law.  Reasons for cancellation include candidates being unopposed or a moot measure (i.e., the action to be authorized by the vot [..]

A document that is good for the calendar year effectively “expires” on December 31 at the end of the year.  That is, it is not necessarily good for a full year from the date of filing (unless filed on [..]

Either Permanent or Temporary – a location other than the main early voting site where voters can vote early by personal appearance.