Arizona republican., 1914-09-07
PRIMARY LAWS
ARE MADE PLAIN
Many Voters Think They
May Vote in Primary Of
More Than One Party on
Same Day-Full List Of
Polling Places


week politics has looked up consider
ably in Maricopa county until it is
now blistering hot, and the voters
are eagerly awaiting the opening of
the polling places on Tuesday morn
ing SO that they may each register
his or her individual choice for the
position sought in the party to which
allegiance has been or is to be given.
While the interest is great there
are great many who have a mis-
taken idea Of the primary election.
There are some who think they may
go into all of the primaries and
there register choice for favorites. In
other words there are many republi-
cans who expect to vote in both the
democratic and republican primar-
les, registering a portion of he bal
lot in each primary. This is not so.
No voter is allowed to vote in the
primary of more than one party, and
having voted in that primary. such
a vote is considered morally binding
upon the voter to support the nomi-
nee of that primary in the general
election. To be more particular if a
republican votes in the democratic
primary that is an acknowledgment
of allegiance to the democratic party
for this election and a promise to
support the democratic nominee in
the general election.
! The fact that any elector may chal-
lenge the vote of any other elector in
the primary is not well understood
either In the revised statutes this
is pretty clearly set out. The sec
ton 3O19 referring to this says, The
right of any person to vote at
primary may be challenged by any
elector upon the same ground and his
right to vote determined in the same
manner as at an election" This pro-
vision is added that if any person
offering his vote be challenged as
unqualified on the ground that he is
not a member of the party announc-
ed by himself, he shall make and
subscribe an affidavit" This affi-
davit makes the party allegiance
| plain
Polling Places in Maricopa County
+; Aqua Caliente, Modesti hotel
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| Alhambra. Alhambra store.
| Alma, school house district No. 10.
| Arlington, Garesche's store.
| Broadway, Jesse Eyer. n. w. a
| sec. l. T. l S., r. E.
Buckeye, new city hall, Buckeye.
| Cartwright, school house.
Cave Creek, E. A. Towards ranch.
| Chandler, school house district 81.
Goldwater, w. G. Moore's store.
| Creighton, school house district IA.
| Fish Greek, Fish Creek Station.
Fowler, Fowler school house
| ella Bend, school house district "a.
Gilber, school house No. Al.
Glendale. new city hall
Heard, school house district sc.
Higley, Sorey's store.
Isaac, school district 5.
Laveen, school house SO.
Lehi. school house 10.
Liberty. Liberty store.
Meridian, Meridia.> school house.
Mesa-Precinct l. city hall; pre-
lcinct No. 2, opera house.
Morristown, Cox hall, Morristown.
Murphy, school house 81.
Mcdowell, Asher's ranch.
Orme, West End school house.
Osborn, school house No. 8.
Palo Verde, Palo Verde school
house.
| Peoria, Peoria school house.
Phoenix
Phoenix No. /, 313-315 North Cen
trail avenue
| Phoenix No 2, Board of Trade
Phoenix No. 3, II South First ave-
niue.
Phoenix No. 4. 1416 East Jeffer-
son.
Phoenix No. 5, new fire house
Ninth and Van Buren, streets.
Phoenix No. 6, Mckinley schoo
house.
Phoenix No. I, Smiths apartments
Third and Roosevelt streets.
Phoenix No. 8, Five Points fire
house
Phoenix No. 9, Mattngley's store
Twenty first avenue and Adams
street
Phoenix No. 10, 3O6 South Seventh
avenue.
Riverside. old school house.
Scottsdale, school house.
Sentinel. school house at Sentinel
Sunnyside, school house No. So
Tempe No. /, 522 Mill avenue; No
IL, new city hall.
Vulture, school house.
Wickenburg, Garcia hall.
Wilson, school house.
Washington, school house.