The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-04
How to Vote.

plain to eysry voter and mistakes thereby
bs avoided.
When an elector Is ready 10 vote, he
should entor the passage way, announce
his name to the election board. II chal-
lenged, establish his right to vote. and en-
ter the door OF the election room; when
admitted, procure from one Of the clerks
ticket that has the initials Of the clerks
written on the left hand corner of the
back, and stamp from the other clerk.
He should then go alone into booth and
mark his ballot with the stamp
No. l. If he wishes to vota straight
ticket" he shall place the stamp anywhere
In the square enclosing the device and
above the title under which are printed
the names of the candidates Of such party;
as shown on sample ballot MOL.
sNo. 2. II he desires to vote "cut tick
ct" he shall place the stamp anywhere in
the square enclosing the deyice, and above
the title, under which are printed the
names Of the candidates of such party,
and shall erase the names of the candi-
dates for whom he does not wish to vote,
as shown on sample ballot No. O.
| No, 3. II tho voter wishes to vote
mixed ticket or does not wish to vote
for all the candidates of one party, h o
shall stamp the square enclosing the de-
| vice, above the title, under which are
| printed the name; of the candidates, a
| majority for whom he desires to vote and
! shall erase the names Of those candidates
| under the title for whom he does not wish
| to vote; be shall in that case also stamp
the square or squares Immediately pro.
ceeding the name or names Of the cand-
date or candidates. under the titls or til
ties, for whom he wishes to vote, in the
place and stead and tor the same office
and position as those whose names he has
erased, Us shown on sample ballot No. g.
No. II he desires to vote "substi-
tute ticket that is for any person whose
name does not appear on the ticket, he can
substitute tho name or names by erasing
the name or names of those for whom he
does not wish to vote and write the sub
stltute in ink in the proper place on the
ticket rs shown on sample ballot No. 4.
If by accident, an elector tears, lnutil.
atus, defaces or spoils II ballot, he shall go |
at once TO the clerk, return the same, ex- |
plain how tho accident occurred and ask
for another ballot. Before leaving tho
booth, he should fold his ballot 50 that tho
initials OF the clerks on the back will show
bat so that no part Of the face Of tho bal
lot can be seem. Wnen he has marked
and folded his ballot, hy should leave the
booth, deliver tho stamp to the clerk from
whom he received it aud hand the folded
ballot to the Inspector who will put it in
the ballot box ia his presence.
Noto-All alterations on ballots 70 be
made in ink
|
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