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Session Laws, 1902 Session
Volume 476, Page 409   View pdf image (33K)
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JOHN WALTER SMITH, ESQ., GOVERNOR.

409

as having been voted. Whenever the name of any candi-
date is so placed upon the ballot, the candidate's surname shall
determine his place under the alphabetical arrangement as
hereinbefore provided in this Article upon said ballot, and the
names of his delegates shall follow immediately after his
name in such order as submitted to the Board of Supervisors
of Elections. Ballots shall be cast, counted and canvassed,
and the result of the election announced and certified, as now
provided by said Article 33 for elections held thereunder, and
the said election shall be held and conducted in the manner
and form provided by this Article for general elections, and
subject to all the regulations, requirements and provisions as
prescribed by this Article for general elections in so far as the

CHAP. 2&.

same is applicable to said primary elections. Challengers and
watchers representing the candidates shall be allowed to be
present at the several voting places during the voting and
counting of the ballots as provided in said Article 33. As
many different sets of official ballots shall be printed and
supplied at each polling place, and as many ballot-boxes shall
be used at each polling place, as there are separate party
nominations to be voted for; and to prevent voters belonging
to or acting with one political party from inadvertently or
intentionally casting their ballot for the candidates for nomi-
nation or election as delegates to any nominating convention

Challengers
and
watchers.

of any other party, the ballots of the several parties shall
be printed upon paper of different colors, and until after the
next general registration every person offering to vote shall
be required to state to which party he belongs and which
party's candidates he intends to vote for at the State, city or
county election, and he shall be supplied only with the official
ballot prepared for the candidates of such party, excepting as
hereinafter provided for Baltimore city. As each voter's
name shall be entered in the poll books kept by the
two clerks of election, there shall be entered opposite
his name the name of the party whose candidates he votes for.
The provisions, all and singular, of sections 83 to 109 of this
Article, both inclusive, and the offenses defined and the penal-
ties and punishments prescribed therefor in said sections, shall
be fully applicable in all respects to the same persons, matters,
acts and omissions in connection with or pertaining to the
primary election held under this Article, sub-title "Primary
Elections ;" and said sections are hereby made applicable to
all primary elections provided for and held hereunder ; and
any judge, clerk or other officer of any primary election, or
any voter or other person who would be deemed guilty of any
offence against the general election law, or any provision
thereof, in a general election, who is found guilty of the same

Color of
paper ballots
are to be
printed on.



 
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