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Session Laws, 1918 Session
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78 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [ch. 51

of candidates for Presidential Electors, be arranged alphabet-
ically according to their surname, under the designations of
the office. Above the group of names of the candidates for
each office and upon a separate line immediately underneath
the designation of the office, there shall be printed in bold,
plain roman capitals, twelve-point (pica) type, an appropriate
direction or instruction to the voter, informing him of the
number of persons for whom he may lawfully vote for the
particular office mentioned immediately above each such direc-
tion, thus: "Vote for One, " "Vote for Two, " or "Vote for
Six, " as the case may be. To the right of the name of each
candidate upon the official ballot, and properly separated from
said name, and immediately to the left of the square, opposite
the name of the candidate, and in line therewith, shall be added
the designation of the party or principle which the candidate
represents, as is duly contained in the certificate of nomina-
tion or nomination papers (said designation of the party, how-
ever, shall consist solely of the name of the party to be ex-
pressed in one word only and nothing more). To the name
of each candidate for State office or candidate for Congress,
shall be added the name of the county or city in which the
candidate resides. Ballots shall be so printed as to give each
voter a clear opportunity to designate by a cross (X) in a
square at the right of the name of each candidate, and at the
right of each question, his choice of candidate and his answer
to such question. Immediately following each group of candi-
dates to be voted for, there shall be a blank space or spaces,
with a square or squares to the right, in which any voter may
write the name of any person for whom he may desire to vote
other than those already printed on the ballot, as provided for in
Section 54 of this Article. If the candidate is named for the
same office on two or more certificates of nomination, his name
shall be printed on the ballot but once, and to the right of the
name of said candidate shall be added the name of one of the
parties which such candidate represents, as appearing in said
certificate of nomination, and the Board of Supervisors of Elec-
tion shall cause to be printed to the right of the name of such
candidate whatever one of said party names, so appearing
in said certificate of nomination, the said candidate shall, in
writing, designate to said Board of Supervisors as the party
name which he desires to be added to the right of his name on
the ballot; provided, however, that such party name shall con-
sist of one word only. When the name of a political party is
given in connection with the name of a candidate nominated as

 

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