Word: balloting
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...petitions for additional nominations to the Senior ballot which will be voted on next Tuesday, signed by 25 eligible voters, must be handed in at the Crimson Building before 6 o'clock this afternoon...
...Baxter's misleading position makes it harder still for these new voters. Although in reality he is merely attempting to break the Good Government ranks by posing as a Republican candidate; he will probably succeed in deceiving a large number of those who usually cast their ballot along strictly partisan lines...
Therefore the CRIMSON feels justified in urging all those members of the University, who are able to vote in the coming election, not only to cast their ballot for Mr. Murphy and for the platform of honest administration upon which he is running; but also to aid the campaign in his favor...
...Council: Samuel Augustus Duncan of Englewood, N. J.; Benoni Lockwood Jr. of New York, N. Y.; Charles Clark Macomber of Newtonville, and John Morrison Martin of Cambridge. Two men are to be elected at the special election to be held on November 22. The polling places, poll watchers, and ballot counters will be announced later...
...points out, to give each member of the class only one vote would result in a monstrosity rather than a class committee. There are two alternative methods: to use the preferential system, or to give each man a larger number of votes, say three. The former suggestion, with a ballot of twenty or more names, would be a nuisance both for voters and for counters. Also, it would not do away with the necessity of men voting for candidates with whom they are not acquainted, which was an underlying idea in proposing the new plan...