Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-05
LESFOR VOTING
F.. IN VARIOUS STATES
Additional Information Is
Compiled for D. C. Resi-.
! dents Having Ballot.

Additional information for WASH
ingtonians who wish to vote in their
home states this year has been COM
piled by the republican state commit
tee in and for the District of Column
bia. The regulations are summarized
briefly. as follows:
Delaware-General registration is
required each presidential election
year. No provision is made for reg
istePing or voting other than in per-
son, except persons in the Army and
Navy.
Indiana-Every voter must register
in person before the precinct regis
tration board or by filling out a reg
istration blank and either swearing
to it before a notary public or having
it certified to by two voters residing
in the registrant's precinct and plac-
jim the hands of some voter re-
sid in that precinct for deposit
with the registration board on regis
tration. or (3) by mail when the reg
istration blank is filled out. sworn 70
and forwarded to the precinct regis
tration board IN care of some member
of the board.
state of Maine.
! Maine-The registration boards
make UP the lists, putting thereon tne
names of every person assessed poii
tax for the current year VINO was also
on the voting list of the last preced-
ing election. together with the names
of all citizens who shall prove them
selves entitled to register, Apphca.
lions to be added to the poll list must
be made personally.
Observation-Disclosures is required
only in cities of 1000 or more. In
cities of 1000 to $4,000 there is a gen.
eral registration every six years, the
next one being due in 1922. In cities Of
10000 to 100000 the registries are
open for the purpose of registering
has once registered he shall not be
required to again re-register until the
expiration of the four-year period.
No provision is made for registration
or voting other than in person.
state OF New Hampshire.
New Hampshire-The board Of SUI
pervisors of each voting district each
of all the legal voters in their voting
. district fourteen days before election
day.
No provision is made for registering
or voting other than in person.
North Carolina-Only persons regis
registration must be in person. The
registry books are open for registra-
ton for twenty days preceding Octo-
Der %. Any voter who will be absent
ShA thS Willis pi CSihSC CT TIC usual
ime of registration may present him.
self to the chairman of the county
board of elections at any time prior
to October % and be registered.
New JerSey-A1l electors must be
Registered in order to be entitled to
vote. Registration must be in person,
except that those who, by reason Of
illness or unavoidable absence from
their county on registration days are
unable to register in person. may
register by affidavit Application for
forms for registration by aa6davit
should be made to the county board
of election or to the municipal clerk
9th OF the dis ct wherein the voter re-
Absent voters may vote by mail. Ap-
piications for ballot should be made to
the municipal clerk or to the county
board of election not later than October
-. Application for the affidavit form
on which to apply for the ballot should
be obtained some time in advance Of the
last mentioned date.
Vermont-No.. person shall vote un-
less his name is on the check list or
was omitted therefrom through error.
No provision is made for registering or
voting other than in person.