Contests and complaints in election of presidential electors, U.S. senator and representative.

Cited. 186 C. 125; 231 C. 602. Plaintiff lacked standing to bring complaint as plaintiff did not allege any act or conduct by defendant that interpreted a statute, regulation or other authoritative legal requirement applicable to the election process or identify any mandatory statute that defendant had failed to apply or follow. 289 C. 522. Plaintiff who failed to demonstrate he was nominated by a major or minor party as defined in Sec. 9-372 and failed to obtain and timely file the requisite number of signatures to secure a place on the ballot as a petitioning candidate as required by Sec. 9-453a was not entitled to a place on ballot simply because his name mistakenly appeared on voter guide prior to deadline for completion of voter guide. 298 C. 808. Officials administering minor party caucuses are not “election officials” for purposes of section. 323 C. 529. Primary is not an “election” for purposes of section, which applies only to general elections for federal officials. 336 C. 432.