Party Government in the United StatesRonald Press, 1938 - 597 pages |
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Page 445
... elections . In spite of this fact , the early election laws of our States were comparatively brief . They determined the qualifications . of the electorate , provided for election districts and election officials , regulated with a few ...
... elections . In spite of this fact , the early election laws of our States were comparatively brief . They determined the qualifications . of the electorate , provided for election districts and election officials , regulated with a few ...
Page 447
... election board has full supervision of all elections within its jurisdiction . The actual work at the polls on election day is performed by the election judges , inspectors , ballot clerks , and poll clerks as they are variously termed ...
... election board has full supervision of all elections within its jurisdiction . The actual work at the polls on election day is performed by the election judges , inspectors , ballot clerks , and poll clerks as they are variously termed ...
Page 460
... election officials and to legis- lators who seek free and honest elections . As Zemansky has pointed out : " It is well known by those who have conducted elections that , with the paper ballot , a free ballot , a secret ballot , a fair ...
... election officials and to legis- lators who seek free and honest elections . As Zemansky has pointed out : " It is well known by those who have conducted elections that , with the paper ballot , a free ballot , a secret ballot , a fair ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 3 |
FUNCTIONS OF POLITICAL PARTIES | 32 |
FEDERALISTS IN POWER | 59 |
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