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141. Copies of recorded papers shall be
admitted at such trials.
142. What other papers may be admit-
ted as evidence.
143. Ballots may be produced In regard
to such testimony under order of
court
144. Pay of Justice and witnesses.
145. Person contesting not to be al-
lowed mileage, etc., unless estab-
lishing his right to such con-
tested seat.
Electors of President and Vice-
President.
146. Date of election of electors of pres-
ident and vice-president.
147. Qualification of voters.
148. Tie vote.
149. Election of electors, how con-
ducted.
150. Vacancies in the college of elect-
ors, how filled.
151. Meeting of electors.
Representatives in Congress.
152. Election of congressmen.
153. How vacancies in Congress shall
be filled.
Congressional Districts.
154. State shall be divided into six con-
gressional districts.
155. Counties composing first district.
156. Counties and wards of Baltimore
city composing second district.
157. Wards of Baltimore city compos-
ing the third district.
158. Wards of Baltimore city compos-
ing the fourth district.
159. Counties and wards of Baltimore
city composing fifth district.
160. Counties composing sixth district.
161. Separate election returns.
162. This article not to affect offenses
committed before its adoption,
but pre-existing law to apply to
such offenses.
Election Expenses — Corrupt Practices.
163. Application of this sub-title.
164. Definition of terms. Treasurer or
political agent.
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165. Political committee to have a
treasurer, and all funds must
pass through him. Bond. Pen-
alty.
166. Contributions; proviso.
167. Limitations upon expenses; pro-
viso.
168. For what expenses may be in-
curred; penalty.
169. Treasurers and political agents to
file statement of receipts and dis-
bursements; penalty.
170. Candidates to file statement; pen-
alty.
171. False entry In statement.
172. Statements to be filed and open to
inspection; evidence.
173. Who is guilty of corrupt practices ;
penalty.
174. Corrupt practice by corporations ;
penalty.
175. Unsuccessful candidate or ten vot-
ers may file petition alleging cor-
rupt practice; proceedings.
176. Power of courts under section 174.
Testimony.
177. Duty of State's attorney. Testi-
mony.
Primary Elections.
178. Scope of this sub-title; proviso as
to certain counties and certain
officers.
179. When annual primary to be held.
180. Voting places.
181. To what extent general election
law controls.
182. Ballots and ballot-boxes. Decla-
ration of party affiliation. Who
may vote.
183. Registry books. Persons recently
of age.
184. Ballots. Nomination certificates.
Fees. Sample ballots. Official
envelopes.
185. Arrangement of names on ballots.
How far general election law
applies. Voting in counties of
State. Rejection of ballots.
186. Municipal primaries in Baltimore
city. Party affiliation — explana-
tion to voters.
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