SPIRO T. AGNEW, Governor                       881

his office. The titles of offices shall be so arranged that: (1) there
shall first appear those titles of offices for which the voters of the
entire State or of an entire congressional district may vote as follows:
President and Vice-President, Governor, Comptroller, Attorney Gen-
eral, U. S. Senator, Representative; (2) there shall next appear the
titles of candidates for judge of the circuit courts of the several
counties, the courts of Baltimore City and of the Court of Special
Appeals or the Court of Appeals of Maryland THERE SHALL ALSO
APPEAR THE TITLES FOR THE OFFICE OF MAYOR OF THE
CITY OF BALTIMORE AND COUNTY EXECUTIVE OF THE
RESPECTIVE COUNTIES; (3) there shall next appear the titles of
offices in the General Assembly of Maryland; and (4) there shall
next appear the titles of offices for which the voters of the respective
counties or Baltimore City may vote, including, but not limited to,
the offices of Sheriff, Register of Wills, State's Attorney, city sur-
veyor, judges of the Orphans' Court and clerks of the CIRCUIT
COURTS OF THE SEVERAL COUNTIES AND OF THE several
courts comprising the Supreme Bench of said city.

(d)    The party designation of each candidate, properly separated
from his name, shall be included on all ballots at any general elec-
tion; provided, however, that such party name shall consist of one
word only. In addition, the name of each candidate for State office,
the United States Senate and the House of Representatives shall be
identified by the county or city in which said candidate resides.
The ballots shall be so arranged that exact uniformity, to the extent
practicable, will prevail as to size and face of printing of all candi-
dates' names and party designation. The names of all candidates for
judge of the circuit courts for the several counties or of the Supreme
Bench of Baltimore City, or for Judge of the Court of Special Ap-
peals or the Court of Appeals, shall be placed on the ballots without
any party label or other distinguishing mark or location which might
directly or indirectly indicate the party affiliation of any such candi-
date.

(e)    The names of all candidates of a political party shall appear
on the ballots in adjacent rows or columns containing generally the
names of candidates nominated by such party. In primary elections
the names of candidates seeking nomination by a particular party
shall be segregated on the voting machines in adjacent rows or
columns by parties.

(f)    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 of
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 direction, as: "Vote for One", "Vote for Two", or "Vote
for Six", as the case may be.

(g)    When the name of a political party is given in connection
with the name of a candidate nominated by petition, it shall be
stated on the ballots to the right of the name of the candidate; but
if there shall have been any nomination for the same office by a
primary election claiming the same party name, duly certified as
hereinbefore provided, there shall be then printed to the right of the
name of the candidate so nominated by petition, only the word