Word: ballotting
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Three freshmen protested the elections, claiming that they did not discover until Tuesday night that they were eligible to run for SFAC. There were only three candidates on the ballot for SFAC...
Roberts only announced the final totals of the three official SFAC candidates on the ballot since the Council has not yet decided whether to announce the write in votes. The totals were: John F. Gillespie, 329; Joseph B. Gurman, 324; and Michael L. Ryan...
Venezuela's quinquennial election last week was complicated by more than two dozen competing parties and an electorate of 4,000,000 that is at least one-quarter illiterate. Nevertheless, an ingenious ballot preserved the essence of democratic form. At 15,315 polls, voters received a stack of colored cards and an envelope. Each card was a different color to represent a party, and the campaign publicity had been heavy enough that even illiterates could choose correctly from the spectrum. The incumbent Action Democrdtica, for example, had a pristine white card. Action's closest competition, the Social
...Class of '72 elected Joseph B. Gurman, Michael J. Ryan, and John F. Gillespie to the SFAC. These three were the only freshmen listed on the ballot for the three SFAC positions...
...coalition includes Stephen J. Ellman, Emile Godfrey, Richard Zorza, Chad K. McDaniel, and Michael I. Smith. All five will be listed individually, rather than as a slate, on Wednesday's ballot because of a ruling by the Freshman Council...