140 IAC 2-5-8
140 IAC 2-5-8 License plates for a county political party
Cite as Ind. Admin. Code tit. 140, r. 2-5-8
Sec. 8. (a) Any political party who has fielded a candidate for governor in the last statewide general election may qualify to have that
political party's county chairs, in conjunction with that political party's state party chair, designate persons to receive county political party license
plates.
(b) County political party license plates are special PLPs in the format of:
(1) a number designating the county;
(2) a letter denoting the political party that qualifies under subsection (a); and
(3) a number between one (1) and one hundred (100).
(c) A political party's county chair's designation:
(1) must be on a form approved by the bureau; and
(2) may be made only once every four (4) years, on a schedule determined by the bureau.
(d) The bureau shall issue a county political party license plate to a person who:
(1) otherwise qualifies to register a vehicle;
(2) presents the bureau with a political party's county chair's designation as provided for in this section; and
(3) pays the annual personalized license plate fee as provided for in IC 9-18.5-2-8.
(e) A person may not receive a PLP in the same format as a county political party license plate.