Municipal Elections And How to Fight Them
Municipal Elections And How to Fight Them
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All a Municipal Candidate, then, has to face is what he chooses to expend in seeking the suffrages of his locality. As we have to consider elections varying in magnitude, it will be better to set out, first of all, the chief items of outlay which have to be allowed for. Naturally, some of them would not appear at all in the minor elections, but the list will serve as a reminder to Candidates of the different matters they may require to make provision for : 1. Committee Room hire.
2. Register of... Electors.
3. Clerks' salaries.
4. Messengers' wages.
5. Hire of rooms for Meetings.
6. Canvass Cards.
7. Literature.
8. Printing Address to Electors.
9. Other Printing.
10. Advertising.
11. Bill Posting.
12. Distribution of Address, Literature, and Polling Cards, if not sent by post.
AND HOW TO FIGHT THEM.
45 13. Stationery.
14. Postages (a) Address to Electors.
(b) Polling cards.
(c) General.
15. Miscellaneous.
This list perhaps looks formidable on paper, but it need not alarm those who cherish municipal ambitions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All a Municipal Candidate, then, has to face is what he chooses to expend in seeking the suffrages of his locality. As we have to consider elections varying in magnitude, it will be better to set out, first of all, the chief items of outlay which have to be allowed for. Naturally, some of them would not appear at all in the minor elections, but the list will serve as a reminder to Candidates of the different matters they may require to make provision for : 1. Committee Room hire.
2. Register of... Electors.
3. Clerks' salaries.
4. Messengers' wages.
5. Hire of rooms for Meetings.
6. Canvass Cards.
7. Literature.
8. Printing Address to Electors.
9. Other Printing.
10. Advertising.
11. Bill Posting.
12. Distribution of Address, Literature, and Polling Cards, if not sent by post.
AND HOW TO FIGHT THEM.
45 13. Stationery.
14. Postages (a) Address to Electors.
(b) Polling cards.
(c) General.
15. Miscellaneous.
This list perhaps looks formidable on paper, but it need not alarm those who cherish municipal ambitions.
What to read after Municipal Elections And How to Fight Them?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Seymour Lloyd to read onlineMoreLess
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