Word: ballotings
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...losing candidates. Ron Rennick '71, charged that "the radicals-the 'no representative' faction"-structured the ballot "in line with their views...
...They came out in large number to the House Committee meeting that was deciding on the ballot," he said. "And anyone who shows up gets to vote...
...Faculty Club has mailed a "ballot" to all its members with their bills, and hopes to have the issue decided within the month, Coulson added...
Typically, one out of three American voters fails to cast his ballot on Election Day. Those who stayed home out of laziness or apathy could learn a lesson from Alaska's voters. Ballots are para chuted into remote villages weeks before the election. Then, provided wind currents do not carry the voting kits across the Bering Strait into Soviet territory or the caribou migrations have not lured voters away from their precincts, the hard part begins. Eskimos in the bush view their ballot as important, and paddle boats and mush dogsleds many miles to reach the polls. Results...
...Schlesingers. I will cater to the constituency that I represent, and that's the working class of Cambridge," he said. "It wasn't the working class of Cambridge that created the drug problem. It was the upper middle class. It [this proposal] also spells votes in the ballot box on election...