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ADDENDUM C: ELECTION BYLAWS GENERAL INFORMATION Pursuant to the Constitution of the National Asian Pacific American Law Student Association, elections shall be held annually to select Executive Officers

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Addendum C election bylaws are additional rules and regulations that govern the election process within an organization.

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The organization or association conducting the elections is required to file addendum C election bylaws.

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Addendum C election bylaws typically include information on eligibility criteria, nomination procedures, voting methods, and dispute resolution mechanisms.