The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-16
STATE PRIMARY
AnSEXPLANED
TOWOMIEN HERE
information Complied in Cues
lion and Answer Form
for Voters.

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Detailed Information OF the prim-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and answer
&forn1shas beenscompiIed by theSLea-
eusSofSWomenSWoter andQis being
ont sto 58the yariousaxorgan1za-
lions 81 theastate by Mrs. John
RuhI OF Clarksburg. president OF
MISUNDERSTANDING The information
8fn#the formsof aquestton-
,1aire9is5conssidere timely and val
&uabIeNfor@yotersIof both sexes.
Thesquestionnaire, as adapted to
Marion#Gounty follows:
VVhatist the direct primary?
Observation-Disclosures is party
iectfon8innwwthii6c candidates Q
sconntYsastate#and national offices
arazchosen directly by the voters
instead bya party convention.
Or abody Of delegates. Al the
Urinary on August you Will
Observation-Disclosures that you
ivan tyourfparty to put up at h
HpolIs#atSSthe regular election on
NoYember 2.
gHow do#the ballots differ
fromSthosez alta general election?
SInstead of#haying the tickets Of
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on n sheet
atseparate ballot 9 each.
sSparty.@s
9Cansyousv vote for some of the
$R@pnblican candidates and some of
%fheMDemocratic candidates?
No@Syou@must state your politics
saiadssyou will be given the ballot
ssef8thatsparty
sIfayou have voted for Repub-
Ncangcandidates primary, do
@Spu&haYe&toSvote only for Republi-
4canscandidates atsthe regular cleo
stion.s
No.#MYou#may vote an entire
5DenocraticRticket{o r an entire Re-
pubIican#ticket or a mixed ticket
a~just#as%you please at the regular
election. III to be presumed, of
course,8tlhnaattSi f your choice OF car,
%didateaWon#inEthe primary, you Will
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in the Novem-
liberalization e he did not win
#youSmay#make# choice from
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
5#For#what offices will you
#nominateIcandidates at the primary,
sonAugust1?s
A#judgeSoffth supreme court.
Dne UnitedLSStates senator.
Astate senator from eleventh
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Observation-Disclosures House OF
Observation-Disclosures County-
Snperintendentso schools of each
8eounty.
County8# Court Commissioner.
Observation-Disclosures commissioners
boardain each district IN
eaehgcounty
mentgof#candidates
6@%How8gdoesaa nan or woman
vi wishes to run for office get
#hissnameHona ballot in the prim-
arYs ss5SS
SIf#he#is running for a district
% county6office, he files his MANS
with#the8circuit clerk. For higher
offices he}&files his name with b
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS you be-
REGISTERED forsthe primary?
&@On5June95,t the registrars Will go!
~srorneEouse to house to list the vot-I
About July rs registrars will 81,
ntheirssrespective precincts and
Register all those who were miss
neutrality-suspicious. date.
aWm the registrars have a
AIegaISright to ask you what polit1-
@caE#partySyou affiliate with?
Yes.Henow has hat right.
sEYerybody listen, as this is very
ldSaGaS dlHOhoSoi
slastyearHstates explicitly that no
person shall be allowed to cast al
sbaI1ot@of#any political party IN al
election undess the voter
us registered as a member OF thei
party#whose ballot he wishes to
east therefore, if you wish to
eeither8the Democratic or Re-
publicanIballot in the primary,
makeaupEyour mind before time to
ssregister.
you have registered as an
Independent or as a member of
minorfty party, or if you have re-
fusads5to tell the registrar what
syourSpolitics dis can you vote at the
prfmarya
No.sNIf$you8name does not appear
on thespoll books as a Democrat
Or asasRepublican, when you en-
er&the polls you cannot vote the
EbaHot6ofSeither party. There will
be8noSballots of any other party.
Igs%IfHyouShave not decided de-
dnitelyEwhat party you wish to at
liliateSSwith. but wish to register
DtethingNor#the other temporarily
norderssthat you may vote. on
&whatbasis should you make your
chofce
Find#out before June 5 who the
candidates are to be on each bal
SIearn&wha sort Of men they
what they stand for.
9ghoose#the ballot which contains
Observation-Disclosures candidates for
whomgyousc aresto vote: These bal
iotsswiII be printed in the paper in
:sJuly.sbnta not55before the registrars
gisitIyourh house in June.
VIII the voting places in the
precincts be situated the same as
n19202
Thereshou1d be some changes
onaccount OF overcrowding.