when is the cutoff date for someone to register to run for public office?
111279
It varies by county.  Call your county clerk.  If you want to run for a City office, call your city clerk.
805347
It varies by state, but you should check with your local government.   In some areas, you must re-register if you haven't voted in a specified amount of time.
828315
Well, the Federal Elections Commission as well as your State Boards/Commissions keep track of that. However, we won't find out a lot of that for Oct/Nov. until the quarterly reports are filed in January.\nTry http://www.FEC.gov\nand Politics1 has links to several state boards of elections.\nhttp://www.politics1.com\nOne great site that has a lot of that information is\nhttp://www.campaignfinance.org/
1114132
Yes.  A candidate must be 35 years or older, he/she must be born in the United States and be a resident of the United States for a minimum of 14 years, not 3 as ben s said.
428258
Your question is a little vague.  But, most government jobs are advertised on the website of the city/state/agency etc.  Usually they are posted for a period of time (4-6 weeks) to collect applications.  Sometimes at the close of applications there is a test for qualified people.  A pool will be drawn up and the hiring manager or human resources person will interview the finalists.  \n\nPlan on the process taking 3-4 months even if you have the right qualifications.
294714
Contact the Tennessee Department of State or go here: http://www.state.tn.us/sos/election/qualify/index.htm
1184940
The electoral roll is a register of all eligible voters, so register to vote. Try the post office that is where I registered.
716668
It is too late to register for this upcoming election, that must be done 30 days in advance. If you think you are registered then go to the polling place on election day in the precinct where you would have been registered, (the address where you lived when you registered) your name will be in the registrant log. If so, you can vote.\n\nOnce you are registered you need not re-register unless you move.
800757
I like this one!!!  Eveyone gets their way!  When are you running for office!
777370
To become president of the U.S. a candidate must be 35 years or older (not 45 as another poster stated), he must be born in the U.S. and be a resident of the U.S. for a minimum of 14 years.
323555
you don't want to announce it too early before elections, or people will start judging you, so start when sign-ups begin.  if you wait for this, everything will work out nicely, and people will kno youre serious about the position.\n\nvote me best answer! and good luck!
742813
Yes,, you just need to sign your name.. Go vote and get off your computer!! Why would you wait till election day to have this question???
204514
There are a number of requirements, and these seem to vary depending on how you choose to run.  Check out this page at the CA Secretary of State's website.  If the answer isn't in one of the linked PDF files, I'm sure that contacting the Secretary of State's office is the way to go.
688007
I've done it 2x's\nFirst check out the qualifications-i.e. age-residece by area & often time- & often one must be a reg. voter\n\nThen decide under which political party -if any- you're\ngonna file under.\n\nThen simply pay your filing fee & run!\n\nIf your a newbie probably local office-say school board, or city council would be a great place to start.\n\nGood luck!
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The Birmingham government webiste has the candidates listed here:\n\nhttp://www.birmingham.gov.uk/GenerateContent?CONTENT_ITEM_ID=79158&CONTENT_ITEM_TYPE=0&MENU_ID=14275&EXPAND=512
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You have until you're 26 to register.  They haven't fined anyone for years.  It's a good idea to sign up anyway just to be on the safe side.
711868
Contact the local Republican HQ ... they have this information.