Word: absenting
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...lose his residence by going out of the state temporarily with the intention of returning. 2. Registration: May register by affidavit sent to the Clerk of the Board of Deputy State Supervisors of his city, stating his residence and giving his ward and precinct, and that he will be absent therefrom on all days allowed by law for the registration of electors in such precinct and filling this statement with the above named officer. 3. Absentee voters: Must write the Clerk of the Board of Deputy State Supervisors of his county not later than October 30 nor before October...
...Qualifications: Citizen 21 years of age and resident of state 1 year, and county five months immediately preceding the election. 2. Registration: Must be made in person unless ill or unavoidably absent on registration day, in which case may register by affidavit. County boards meet October 28 and 29 to revise list and if not registered before, and can prove that a reasonable effort to do so was made, they will have you registered. The registration boards met last on October 12. 3. Absentee voters: Anyone absent on election day may vote by application to clerk in any municipality other...
...Qualifications: Citizen 21 years old, resident of state 6 months, county 60 days, and precinct 10 days. 2. Registration: Absentee voters accomplish registration through the affidavit upon their ballot envelopes. 3. Absentee voters: Any qualified voter, duly registered, where registration is required who will be absent on election day through the nature of his business may vote by mail. Application on regular form for a ballot must be sent in not more than 15 nor less than 3 days before election to county auditor or to the city or town clerk...
...elector showing that he was unable to register by reason of absence or sickness prior thereto, such person may register on election day and vote. 3. Absentee voters: Any person who is in attendance at an institution of learning or a person who because of his business will be absent on election day, may vote by mail. Application for ballot must be on special form and must be sent in not after October 31 nor before October 3. Directions are on application form and ballot...
...loses residence because of attendance at any seminary of learning. Residents of cities of the first, second, or third class must register to vote. They may do it by affidavit, but it must be done by October 23 in cities of the first class. 2. Absentee voters: Any person absent on election day may vote by mail provided that, in the case of his being a resident of a city of the first, second, or third class, he is duly registered. The form on which to apply for a ballot is special and must be sent in not before October...