Word: voters
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...vote should be excellent preliminary practice in citizenship and especially in the use of the preferential ballot. In the use of this form of ballot good citizenship requires a voter, if he has more than one choice, to signify all his preferences. P. J. STEARNS '13 (for the Committee...
...system of preferential voting to be used is as follow: the ballot is divided into four columns, the first column containing the list of candidates alphabetically arranged; in the second column the voter will indicate his first choice by marking a cross (X) after the name of the candidate he favors most; in the third he will indicate his second preference in a similar manner; in the fourth he will mark a cross (X) after every other candidate whom he is willing to support. Votes cast for fictitious and impossible candidates will not be counted...
...watchers at the polls have been assigned the following duties: Men after whose names the letter (A) appears, will hand out the ballots and give the name of the voter to the checker; (B), will check off the voter's name from the list of members of the University; (C), will drop the ballot...
...Hall between 9 A. M. and 3 P. M. The system of preferential voting to be used is as follows; the ballot is divided into four columns, the ballot is divided into four columns, the first column containing the list of candidates alphabetically arranged; in the second column the voter will indicate his first choice by marking a cross (X) after the name of the candidate he favors most; in the third he will indicate his second preference in a similar manner; in the fourth he will mark a cross (X) after every other candidate whom he is willing...
Governor Bass stated that the Progressive Movement in New Hampshire is only a part of the great New Movement that is rapidly spreading all over the country. The object of the New Movement is: first, to give each voter a choice in the election of officers; second, to prevent small bodies of men, or corporations, from running the government to suit themselves; and third, to prevent the demagogue from exploiting the government for his own selfish end; in short to develop a government in which the people govern. Winston Churchill first attempted to accomplish this in New Hampshire...