The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-07-22
INFORMATION
FOR NEVADA VOTERS

The Gar0neTNliio Ro~
has compiled the following informa-
ton for Nevada voters:
Electors must register for 1927
Primary and General Elections, who
did not vote at the last General Elec-
ton.
Registration for Primary Election
opens June /, closes August Is.
Registration for General Election
! opens June /, closes October IL.
Electors may register with county
clerk or with deputy registrar In
their precinct.
Every citizen 81 years Of age, who
will have continuously resided In the
State 6 months, county 80 days n
precinct 10 days prior to election
and who Is properly registered, un-
less otherwise disqualified. VIII be
entitled to vote.
Any registered elector employed on
moving trains. stages or United
States mail upon any transportation
routes. may get certificate or transfer
from county clerk.
All electors failing to vote at Cen
eral Election will have their names
cancelled from the official register.
Electors whose names r not on
the precinct register through error
must get certificate of error" from
county clerk before they can vote.
Written challenges may be filed
with the county clerk not later than
! August rs for Primary Election, and
October 81 for General Election.
Oral challenges may be made to cleo
ton officers on days of election.
All electors should see that their
names are on printed lists of regis
tered voters to avoid losing their
votes.
School and judicial officers are
non-partisan Offices and names OF
non-partisan candidates go on all reg
ular party ballots for Primary Elec-
/ ton.
Electors not giving party affiliation
when registering may vote the non.
partisan ballot, and electors giving
party afiliation can only vote their
party ballot at Primary Election.
Candidates shall file declaration OF
candidacy by August s.
Ten electors of same political party
may file designation of nomination
designating elector as candidate for
Office. Elector named must file an
acceptance by August l, OF his name
will not go on the ballot. For non
partisan offices signers need not be
Of the same political party.
Fees for candidates for nomina-
ton: County Offices, $4,000; State
Senator, $4,000; Assemblymen. SIS;
Justice of the Peace. Constable and
other township Offices. $1,000.
Elector physically unable to mark
ballot may have assistance in mark
ing same.
Certificates for Independent candi-
dates must be signed by 10 per cent
of votes cast at last General Election
and filed by August 5.
Ten per cent of voters of State al
shown by vote for Justice of tn,
Supreme Court at last election, car
have any law or resolution passed b,
the Legislature submitted by vote o
the people. Petition must be file,
by July z.
Use rubber stamp for marking bal
lot. Writing or other marking will
i%nvalidate your ballot.
Elector may have registration car
cancelled to change politics not late
than August 5.
All candidates must file two state
ments of expenses for each electio
in which they participate.
August 81 and August 31st ar
last days electors can make applies
ton for absent voter ballot for Pr
mary Election.
October 23 and November LIST ar
last days electors can make appli
cation for absent voter ballot 70
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