Election Laws of the State of Wyoming, 1920 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated.1920 Excerpt: ... inch in width, and each column is to have as nearly as possible the same number of candidates thereon. No squares shall appear at the head of the ballot. At the left of each group, or at the top thereof, shall appear the title of the office, and a square after each name, and each blank line. There shall be left below the list of printed candidates in each group, blank lines and spaces equivalent in number to the number of persons to be voted for in such group, in which the elector may write or paste the name or names of any person not printed on said ballot for whom he desires to vote. Sec. 13. Arrangement of names. The names of the candidates for nomination to each office or position shall be arranged under the designation of the office or position in alphabetical order, according to surnames. Sec. 14. Form of ballot. The ballot herein provided for shall be substantially in the following form, to-wit: (When offices other than those given in the form below are to be filled at the election, the officer preparing the ballot shall use substantially the said form, putting the proper designation of the office in the space as indicated in said form, and the names of the candidates therefor under the same.) OFFICIAL PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT of the Party Precinct Election District County of State of Wyoming. Primary election held on the day of, 191 (Here print the instruction as mentioned.) All other offices which are to be filled at the general election next ensuing shall be shown on the ballot substantially in the above form, the principle there indicated to be substantially followed in all cases. Note--For non-partisan judiciary and county superintendent, see pages 65-69 Sec. 15. Sample ballots. The officer whose duty it is to cause the printing of the primary ba...