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Proceedings of the Electors of President and Vice-President of the United States in Maryland, 1789-1980
Volume 208, Page 400   View pdf image (33K)
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                             Republican Party


Mr. Donald C. Smith
 received
 517,995
 votes
Carlyle N. Montange, Jr.
 received
 517,995
 votes
Henry Kinsley, Sr.
 received
 517,995
 votes
Downes Boyce
 received
 517,995
 votes
Robert Barbour
 received
 517,995
 votes
William R. King
 received
 517,995
 votes
A. Dewey Zimmerman
 received
 517,995
 votes
Donald B. Roberts
 received
 517,995
 votes
W. Lee Hammer
 received
 517,995
 votes
Carl M. Adair
 received
 517,995
 votes
                             American Party


Mrs. Verona K. Redmond
 received
 178,734
 votes
Mrs. Linda Frances Leppert
 received
 178,734
 votes
Mr. Ernest K. Bowen
 received
 178,734
 votes
John W. Appleby
 received
 178,734
 votes
Manuel Gray King
 received
 178,734
 votes
Eugene Felix King
 received
 178,734
 votes
Charles William Kopp
 received
 178,734
 votes
Alice May Albritton
 received
 178,734
 votes
James Walter Warrell
 received
 178,734
 votes
Richard Thomas Gipe
 received
 178,734
 votes


        And Further, That the Board of State Canvassers
of Maryland, pursuant to the authority and
direction vested in it by law, has determined
and declared that, Mrs. Victorine Adams,
Mrs. M. Alice Canoles, Herbert A. Streaker,
Mrs. Annette Helen Wheatley, Mrs. Marjorie
Richter, Mrs. Peggy Anderson, Joseph E. Bean, Mrs.
Patricia M. Banks, Mrs. Esther Kominers and
Thomas G. Barton, having received the
greatest number of votes cast at said election
for ten electors of President and Vice
President of the United States, the same
have been, and are, duly elected such
officers.
        Now, Therefore, I, Spiro T. Agnew,
Governor of Maryland, in compliance with
the authority and directions contained in Section 57.
Article 41 of the Annotated Code of Maryland (1959 Edition)


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