Rule 10.19 No Person Elected - Special Election

Here's a plain English summary:

If an election (or a run-off election) ends without anyone actually being elected, the court will hold a special election to fill that office. This might happen in unusual situations, like if the winning candidate dies before the election process is fully finished, even though they got the most votes.

The key point is that this rule acts as a backup plan. It makes sure the office still gets filled through a new election, even when something unexpected stops the normal process from working as planned.