An Act Providing a Uniform Method of Electing Certain Party Officers And Delega
An Act Providing a Uniform Method of Electing Certain Party Officers And Delega
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Candidates for nomination for all other offices, for delegates to State and National conventions, and for party offices, ten qualified electors.
Section 6. The Secretary of the Commonwealth, immediately after the filing of the said petitions with him, shall forward to the county commissioners of each county a correct list of the candidates of each party for the various offices, as contained in such petitions.
The county commissioners shall have on file in their office, at least one week precedi...ng the primary, open to public inspection, forms of the ballots with the names printed thereon, which shall be used in each election district within such county.
Section 7. The county commissioners shall prepare, and furnish to the election officers for use at the primaries, as many official ballots of each party as are equal to double the total number of votes cast for any candidate of said party, within the election dis- trict, at the last general election : Provided, That the county commissioners shall furnish such additional number of ballots, in any election district, as may be requested in writing by the chairman of the county committee of any party; such requests must be filed with the county commissioners two weeks before the primary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Candidates for nomination for all other offices, for delegates to State and National conventions, and for party offices, ten qualified electors.
Section 6. The Secretary of the Commonwealth, immediately after the filing of the said petitions with him, shall forward to the county commissioners of each county a correct list of the candidates of each party for the various offices, as contained in such petitions.
The county commissioners shall have on file in their office, at least one week precedi...ng the primary, open to public inspection, forms of the ballots with the names printed thereon, which shall be used in each election district within such county.
Section 7. The county commissioners shall prepare, and furnish to the election officers for use at the primaries, as many official ballots of each party as are equal to double the total number of votes cast for any candidate of said party, within the election dis- trict, at the last general election : Provided, That the county commissioners shall furnish such additional number of ballots, in any election district, as may be requested in writing by the chairman of the county committee of any party; such requests must be filed with the county commissioners two weeks before the primary.
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