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OFFICEOFTHEMINNESOTASECRETARYOFSTATE2016CANDIDATENAMEPRONUNCIATIONFORM CandidatesName(clearly print): OfficeFiledFor(clearly print): TypeofDistrict(circle one): FederalStateJudicialCountyS&WCD CityTownship

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2. Find out the correct pronunciation of the candidate's name by asking the candidate directly or conducting research.
3. Use the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) to transcribe the correct pronunciation of the candidate's name.
4. Write down the candidate's name in its original form as well as its phonetic transcription using IPA symbols.
5. Include the candidate's name and its pronunciation in any relevant documents or databases.
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1. Anyone responsible for preparing documents or databases related to the 2016 election
2. Speechwriters or public speakers who may need to introduce candidates by name
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4. Voters who want to familiarize themselves with the correct pronunciation of candidates' names

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What is candidate name pronunciation form?

The candidate name pronunciation form is a document used to provide the correct pronunciation of a candidate's name to ensure accurate representation during vocal announcements.

Who is required to file candidate name pronunciation form?

Candidates seeking election and whose names will appear on the ballot are typically required to file a candidate name pronunciation form.

How to fill out candidate name pronunciation form?

To fill out the candidate name pronunciation form, candidates need to provide their name, phonetic spelling, and any additional information required by the election authority.

What is the purpose of candidate name pronunciation form?

The purpose of the candidate name pronunciation form is to ensure that election officials accurately pronounce candidates' names during announcements and voting processes.

What information must be reported on candidate name pronunciation form?

The information typically required includes the candidate's name, the phonetic spelling of the name, and possibly the candidate's contact information.