New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-08
Political Calendar
For 1919 Issued by
Secretary of State
Notice Made Public by Hugo
Tells How to File Peti-
tons and Dates Require'
by the New York La

Francis M. Hugo, Secretary Of State,
yesterday issued the political calendar
for 1919, as follows:
primary petitions-To designate
candidates petitions must contain three
per cent. Of the enrolled voters of
party in political subdivision, but need
not exceed the number mentioned be-
low, namely: 5000 signatures for can
didates to be voted by all voters of
state; 1900 signatures for Justice Of
Supreme Court, judge of Court Of Gen
eral Sessions, judge of City Court, New
York City, or any other office voted
for by all the voters in city of over
one million inhabitants 1000 sigma
lures for any office to be filled by all
the voters Of any other city of the
first class or of any country or Dor
ough containing more than two hun
dred and fifty thousand inhabitants;
800 signatures for any office in Il
than twenty-five Thousand and not more
than two hundred and fifty thousand
inhabitants. or city Of second class or
any congressional or senatorial dis
trict; ESQ signatures for any office
to be filled by all the voters Of any
other county or any city Of the third
class or of any assembly district.
June 17.-First day for signing petit
ton.
July 80 to August 6.--Dates for filing
designating petitions.
August 15.-Last day to decline des
ignation.
August 19.--Last day to fill vacancy
after declination.
August liberalization by Score.
tary Of State to custodian of primary
records Of designations filed in his
office.
September 2.-Fall primary: Hours
for voting In New York City, p. m. to
y p. M; hours for voting outside New
York City, n. m. to y. m.
September B.-Last day for custodian
of primary records to certify result of
election to Secretary Of State. Custo-
dian must also furnish to Secretary Of
State, on same date, names and nd
dresses Of nominees of various parties
for Justice Of Supreme Court, Repre-
sentative in Congress, state Senator
and member Of Assembly, where orig
inal designations wero not filed With
said Secretary Of State.
August 26 to September S.-Dates for
filing town nominations
Independent nominations-To romi
NJ II a,,l ri
obtained to the number Of 1900 for
statewide offices, with at least 30 from
each county (Fulton and Hamilton con
sidered at one); per cent Of total
vote for Governor in any political sub
division, except that 5000 may nomi-
nate candidate for any poitica! sub
division. 1900 may nominate u candi-
date for borough or county Office.
September 9 to 1l-Datcs for filing
independent nominations.
September 13-Last day to decline
town or Independent nominations.
September 16-Last day to fill va
cancy Of town or independent nomina-
tions.
Registration, New York City-Per-
sonal registration: October 6, 7, 8, 0.
10, p. N. to 10:3 p M; October II.
a. m. to 10:30 p. m. Cities and viii
lagos Of 5000 or more inhabitants Tex
cept New York City)-Personal regis
tratlon: October 10 and II, a NJ to
10 p. M; October II and Is, a. IN. to
10 p. III. Outside of cities and vii
lagos Of 5000 or more inhabtants-
Non personal rcsistration:. October II
and is. Z a. m. to 0 p. m.
November 4-Gcneral election: Polls
open a. IN. and close & p. m.
Statements under corrupt practices
act and penal law--Novcmbcr IA, last
day to file candidates expense state
ments; November "a, last day to file
committee statements Of expense.