The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-07-16

of 1000 qualified voters must be filed
with the Secretary of State forty-fve
| to seventy-five days before the election.
Signers must give residence and other
qualifications and vote for no other nom
| tnee.
UlsIANA-Nominatio by petition
| Of 1000 qualified voters must be filed
| with the Secretary Of State the fourth
Tuesday before the election.
| Notwithstanding papers signed by
! 1000 qualified voters must be filed
with the Secretary OF State on September
10. Names must be submitted to town
clerks before State filing.
MARYLAND-Certifc of nomination
with the Secretary Of State thirty days
before the election. Signers must give
occupation, business and residence, and
signatures must be Witnessed.
MASSACHUSETTS - Nomination pa
pers signed by 1000 qualified voters must
before the fifth Tuesday before the cleo
ton. Names and addresses must be sub
mitted to town registrars.
| HlcAN--Nomination by petition
Of an assemblage of electors duly certi-
| fed Number of signers not designated.
Must be filed thirty days before election
with county boards and with the Secre-
tary of State.
MINNEs oTA-Nomination by petition
OF not more than 1000 qualified non-pri-
tary of State on the Saturday before
the election.
MISUNDERSTANDING petition Of
fifty registered voters must be filed with
the State Election Commission fifteen
days before election.
MISUNDERSTANDING by petition
signed by not more than 1000 voters,
who must be bona-hde supporters OF
the nominees, must be filed with the
Secretary Of State thirty to sixty days
before the election.
MoNTANA-Certificate of nomination
signed by per cent Of the vote for the
successful candidate for President in the
last election must be filed with the Sec
rotary of State thirty to sixty days be-
! fore the election In 1920 Montana gave
I00,349 votes for Harding.
NEBRASkA-Certi Of nomination
must be signed by 1000 voters and fled
with the Secretary Of State twenty live
days before the election.
NEVADA-Certihcate of nomination
signed by 10 per cent Of the voters at
the last election, with acceptance by the
rtary of State on the first Tuesday in
August. Nevada's vote in the election
of 1920 was 27,194.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pa
pers must be signed by 1000 voters and
submitted to Supervisors and filed with
the Secretary of State thirty days before
the election.
NEW Observation-Disclosures petition
sembly members, and not to exceed 500,
must be filed with the Secretary of State
forty-hve days before the election.
NEW MExico-Certificates of nomi-
nation required of all candidates; No
Gates may be filed with the Secretary of
State any time before election.
NEW YoRK-Nominatio by petition
of 10000 signers, not less than fifty in
any county, must be filed with Secre-
tary of State between the fourth and
fifth Tuesdays before the election.
NORTH ARoLINA-Nomination by
petition Of 10 per cent OF partisan
State vote in the last election must be
the time when primary returns are filed.
NORTH DAkoTA-Nomination by
petition Of 500 qualified voters must be
filed with the Secretary Of State forty
days before the election.
OHiO-Nominating petition, the same
as for party candidates, signed by candi-
date, must be filed with the State Elec-
ton Board fifty to one hundred days be-
for the election.
oREGON-Certifcat of nomination
signed by 2 per cent OF the electors mot
to exceed 10000 must be filed with the
Secretary Of State forty to one hundred
days before the election. Certifcation
under oath is required.
PENNSYLVANlA-N papers
signed by one-half of one per cent of
the largest vote for such Office at the
last election must be filed with the Sec
rotary Of State sixty days before the
election. The Harding vote in Pennsyl-
vania in 1920 was l,21S,215.
RHODE SLAND-Nomination papers
signed by 500 voters must be filed with
the Secretary of State twenty days be-
submitted to Town Clerks two days be-
fore filing.
SOUTH cARoLINA-The method Of
nomination is not governed by statute.
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else their option. There is no statutory
Limitation.
SOUTH DAkoTA-Nomination by pc
tition of 200 non-primary voters must be
filed with the Secretary of State ninety
days before the election.
NESSEE-Nomination by petition
Of at least fifteen qualified voters, all of
whom must have paid poll tax, sixty
with the State Election Board not less
than ten days before the election.
TExASs-Nominatioon BY ] per cent Of
Secretary of State thirty days after
the primary. All signers must be nom
primary voters and must have paid
poll tax. The total vote of Texas for
President in 900 was 4S66s3.
UTAH-Nomination by Certificate
signed by 500 qualified voters must be
filed with the Secretary of State thirty
to forty days before election.
MONT-Certlncate OF nomination.,
sgned by l per cent of the last vote
for Governor. Petition must be accom-
panied by affidavit and filed with the
Secretary of State thirty to fifty days
before the election The vote for Cover
nor in 1922 was 6S,1S3.
RGiNlA--Nomination by written
notice of candidacy, attested by two wit
nesses, the last named qualified voters
who have paid a poll tax. Notice must
be fled with the Secretary OF State
thirty days before the election.
NoToN--Certificate of nomina-
ton signed by group OF petitioners
must be filed with the Secretary OF State
thirty to sixty days before the election.
WEST oINiA--Nomination by pc
tition OF not more than 1000 qualified
primary voters must be filed with
the Secretary of State twenty days after
the primary election.
notwithstanding papers must
be signed by at least 1000 voters, who
must file affidavit as 10 lagal qualifla-
lions, must be filed with the Secretary
Of state thirty TO forty days before
the election.
WYoMiNo-certihc Of nomination
must be signed by 100 or more voters
and filed with the Secretary of State
forty 10 ninety days before tho election.
Afildavits as to the qualifications OF
signers must be submitted.