Word: voted
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...YORK: Registration is required IN PERSON. A person planning to vote an absentee ballot may apply to the Inspectors of Elections at the time of registration. All ballots must be notarized and returned not later than the second Wednesday before elections...
Originally slated for publication last May, the Red Book was first postponed until September by vote of the Class of 1951 in order to include features on spring sports, late elections, the Smoker, and the Jubilee...
...great day of election draws nearer and nearer, all the political parties are imploring the people to register promptly and to vote without fail. Some campaigners have even struggled above the steam of partisan battle to admit that a large turnout is desirable in itself, whether it happens to be for their particular groups or not. And although a great many potential voters seem to be less than inspired this year by the privilege of picking their government, few will deny that a perplexing choice is better than no choice...
...essential information about registration and voting procedures--which vary from state to state--by leafing through today's CRIMSON and the two preceding numbers. In a few states, because of the lack of absentee ballot provisions, it is inconvenient to vote, but most state polling arrangements are quite handy. Whether your vote will be for Republicanism or Vegetarianism, Socialism or Dixiecratism, casting it is probably the most wholesome exercise you're going to get this fall...
...Washington and most of the labor politicians seem to have read the book and out West on the Truman express, the Presidential advisors seem to be following their Bean, stir up a commotion, get out the vote, and pray Henry Wallace is an overrated vote-better...