Word: balloting
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...list of nominees for Marshal by a petition, of at least 25 eligible voters. This petition must be handed in to a member of the Committee before 7.45 o'clock Sunday night at the CRIMSON Building. In that case his name will be automatically taken off the ballot for the office for which he was originally nominated. Petitions for additional nominations to the offices must also be signed by 25 eligible voters and handed in to the Committee before 7.45 o'clock Sunday evening. No man may resign a nomination after that hour on Sunday...
...York. After the Legislature had been deadlocked for several weeks over the election, Mr. Depew withdrew in order that the deadlock might end and New York might be represented in the Senate. In 1888, he placed Benjamin Harrison in nomination at the Republican Convention, but on the first ballot got 9 votes to Harrison's 80. After a few ballots he withdrew his name?and Harrison...
...Junior class has still failed to cast 60 per cent of its total vote. It has been decided to have a ballot box in Sever Hall from 9 until 1 today. Any Junior who has not voted may secure a ballot there and register his vote...
...fortunes of election, three women came safely out of the ballot box. All three were Democrats. Two of them were elected to be Governesses of States-the first time women have been chosen for such posts in this country...
...meeting of the Student Council last night, two committees were appointed to count the votes of each class. The group of Sophomores who will count the Junior ballot are M. H. Clifford, R. T. Elood. Howard Slade, and J. F. Whitbeck. The Junior committee which will record the Sophomore vote consists of W. R. Chase, G. D. Debevoise, H. R. Jones, and W. T. Reid...