Word: balloting
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...elected residents include three clergymen, a financial consultant, several welfare recipients, and one gas meter inspector. Frank Fraumeni, a 24-year-old former board chairman, now unemployed, received the most votes in neighborhood three. Father Currun was the most successful vote getter in neighborhood four. "But they put a ballot box in front of his church," Fraumeni says with a smile...
Reuben Holden of Yale was named on more than one ballot and thus gets the token Daily spot...
...decided to run for the Senate as an Independent peace candidate--the first of the 1960s. Tocsin members and other Harvard students formed much of Hughes's campaign staff. At first, things went surprisingly well. Hughes got more than twice the 73,000 signatures he needed to make the ballot, and he and his supporters forced his two opponents--Edward M. Kennedy '54, whom the liberals who backed Hughes regarded as an administration stooge with few principles or abilities, and George Cabot Lodge '37--to include him in a couple of debates. In a Crimson poll of Harvard undergraduates, Hughes...
...greatest bane of my existence is the secret ballot; I'd love to climb into the head of the voter," he said
Since the SWP didn't receive three per cent of the vote in 1970, it can't appear on the 1974 ballot under the law, Wald said yesterday...