The New York herald., 1922-08-05
The Political Calendar.
Dates for Party Managers and Inde.
pendents TO Remember.


didates petitions must contain pei
cent of the enrolled voters Of party in the
political subdivision. but need not ex-
ceed the number mentioned below, name
ly: 1900 signatures for any office voted
for by all the voters of the city OF New
York; 1000 signatures for any office
to be filled by all the voters OF any
other city of the first class or OF any
county or borough containing more than
250.000 inhabitants; 500 signatures for
any office In county or borough con-
tanning more than $4,000 and not more
than 25000o inhabitants, or city of sec
ond class or any municipal court dis
trict in the city of New York, or ary
Congress or Senate district; $50 sig
natures for any sffice to be filled by all
the voters of any other county or any
city of the third class or of any Assem-
bly, district or Of any .Aldermanic dis
trict in the city OF New York.
August is to August 22-Dates, for
filing designating petitions.
August 25--Last day to decline desig-
nation.
! August 29--Last day to fill vacancy
after decination.
August 31-Certification by Secretary
of State, to custodian of primary rec
ords, of designations filed In his office.
| September 19-Fall primary-Hours
for voting in New York city. p. NJ. to
/ . p. NJ.
| Hours for voting outside New York
city, IL noon to p. NJ.
Custodian Of primary records. imme-
diately after primary, should certify to
Secretary Of State names and addresses
of elected delegates and alternates to
conventions.
September 24-Last day for custodian
of primary records TO certify other re-
suits of primary election required to be
sent to Secretary of State.
CONVENTIONS.
September 27--First day for holding
State and judicial conventions.
October S--Last day for filing nomi.
nations.
October e--Last day for fling decli-
nations.
October 1o--Last day for filing new
nominations.
INDEPENDENT NOMINATIONS.
To nominate Independently signatures
must be obtained to the number of !:
10000 for Statewide offices. with at
least fifty for each county (Fulton and
Hamilton considered as one) 5 per cent.
of total vote for Governor in any polit-
ical subdivision except that 5000 may
nominate a candidate in any political
subdivision larger than a borough or
county. 1900 may nominate cand,-
date for a borough or county office.
October to October 10--Dates for
filing independent nominations.
October 13-Last day to decline in
dependent nominations.
October 16--Last day to fill vacancy
of Independent nominations.
REGIsTRATIoN
New York city, personal registra-
tion-October ., 10, IL, IL and IL, 8
p. NJ to $3.50 r. NJ. October IA.
A. NJ. to 10: 80 p. NJ.
Cities and villages of 5000 or more
Inhabitants Cexcept New York city).
personal resistration-O October 13. II and
90, 10 A. Nj. to 10 r. NJ; October q.
4 A. NJ. to 10 p. NJ.
Outside OF cities and villages of 5000
or more inhabitants, non-personal reg
stration--October IA, Z A. Nj. TO 10
L. Nj October 81, l p. NJ. to 10 r. NJ.
ABSENTEE VOTING.
Applications for the privilege of alb
sentee voting may be filed not earlier
than thirty days and not later than sew
enteen days before election day. The
Board of Elections must determine these
applications not later than the second
Wednesday before election day. Bal
lots Will be sent by the Board Of Elec-
tions to voters to whom the privilege OF
absentee voting is granted. The ballot
marked by the voter must be received
ut the office of the Board of Elections
not later than noon Of Friday, Novem-
per 8. The ballot may be sent by mail
or delivered by hand.
ELECTION DAY.
November 7--General election--Polls
open ~ NJ. and close 6 J.. NJ
STATEMENTS UNDER CORRUPT PRACTICES
ACT
November 27-Last day to file all
statements OF expense