Word: polling
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Senate, M. Justin de Selves was re-elected President of that august body. His poll was 30 votes larger than it was when he was elected last July. This was taken as a sign that the Senate was becoming pro-Nationalist and therefore antiGovernment, which augurs ill for Premier Herriot M. de Selves received 167 votes. M. Bienvenu-Martin, Socialist, was the opposing candidate with 116 votes...
...LaFollette's poll in New York (474,905) where he ran third, was greater than his poll in Wisconsin (453,678) where he ran first...
...list of Junior counters and poll-watchers for the election will be announced in tomorrow's CRIMSON...
Voting will begin tomorrow noon at polls which will be opened in the common rooms of each of the three Freshman halls. The poll watchers from 12 to 2 o'clock will be Dudley Merrith '26, A. J. Cassatt '27, and F. McC. Eaton '27. From 6 to 8 o'clock in the evening the polls will be watched by W. R. Wister '27, G. McN. Gates '27 and J. M. Gates '27. These men, in addition to watching the polls during the hours named, will count the votes and announce the result of the balloting on Friday morning...
...itself a place as the second political party in the United States." Professor Holcombe continued. "The followers of La Follette realize that there is no place for a third party in this country. They do not expect to have their nominee elected but rather they hope to poll a large enough popular vote to insure for their party a place as one of the two chief political parties in the United States. They hope to drive out either the Republicans or the Democrats, or more probably to drive the two into a union. To do this their popular vote will...