§ Miss. Code § 23-15-295Withdrawal of candidate

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When any person has qualified in the manner provided by law as a candidate for party
nomination in any primary election, such person shall have the right to withdraw his name as a
candidate by giving notice of his withdrawal in writing to the secretary of the proper executive
committee at any time prior to the printing of the official ballots, and in the event of such
withdrawal the name of such candidate shall not be printed on the ballot. When a candidate for
party nomination for a state or district office who has qualified with the state executive
committee withdraws as a candidate as is herein set forth after the sample of the official ballot
has been approved and certified by the State Executive Committee the Secretary or Chairman of
the State Executive Committee shall forthwith notify the county executive committee of each
county affected or involved of the fact of such withdrawal and such notification shall authorize
said county executive committees to omit the name of the withdrawn candidate from the ballot if
such notification is received prior to the printing of the ballot. In the case of the withdrawal of
any candidate, the fee paid by such candidate shall be retained by the state or county executive
committee, as the case may be.

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