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1	election, I do not know; that they go through that.
2	MR. GORY: I am interested particularly in
3	the type of ballot that would be used among lawyers.
4	Do I understand you to say that they have a set of
5	questions, they do not just vote for Smith or Jones,
6	but they mark Smith or Jones' paper and the question-
V	naires are given certain weight and then --
8	MR. WINTERS: Yes.
9	MR. CORY: After the papers are graded, they
10	serve as a ballot, is that it?
11	MR. WINTERS: That is the practice in certain
12	Ohio cities.
13	MR. MARTINEAU: That is between competing
14	candidates, is it not?
15	MR. WINTERS: Yes.
16	MR, COHY: I understood it was only used in
17	certain places. I'm interested in th^t type of ballot,
18	I think it is very good.
19	THE CHAIRMAN: Couldn't that also bo used in
20	a non-competitive situation?
21	MR. WINTERS: Perhaps it could. The idea is