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Are there any special requirements to run as a “Write-In” candidate?

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Are there any special requirements to run as a “Write-In” candidate?

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No, there is no declaration requirement to run as a “Write-In” candidate for any office, including President. However, it is advised that a “Write-In” candidate notify their local Board of Canvassers of their intention to run a “Write-in” campaign. This will allow for local and state election officials to issue additional supplies to the polling place for the handling of “Write-In” ballots. Also, stickers are not allowed to be placed on an official ballot, and could cause damage to the ballot tabulator. Finally, “Write-In” candidates for state or municipal offices are subject to the RI campaign finance laws and must file reports. See our Campaign Finance section for additional information about filing requirements for all candidates.

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