Nevada Code § 269.0171

Members of town board: Election when initiative proposal submitted to electors; filing of notice of intention to become candidate
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1. If the establishment of a town board
form of government is proposed by initiative petition, and the proposal is
submitted to the electors, the prospective members of the town board must be
elected at the same general election in which the proposal is submitted to the
electors.
2. Any person who is a resident, is a
qualified elector, is registered to vote in the town and desires to become a
candidate for the position of member of a town board must, within the time
specified by subsection 3, file in the office of the county clerk a notice of
intention to become a candidate. The notice of intention must show that the
person possesses the qualifications required by this section. Each person
filing the notice of intention as required by this section is entitled to have
his or her name placed on the official ballot.
3. The notice of intention required by
subsection 2 must be filed not later than 5 p.m. on the second Tuesday in May
of the year in which the election is held.
4. If the proposal to establish a town
board form of government is approved at the election, members of the town board
elected pursuant to this section serve as members until the next general
election.

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