The border vidette., 1934-05-05
VOTE REGISTER TO 6E CLOSED
AUGUST THIRTEEN L.
(Arizona StaY)

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Registration for the state coun
ty permanent register will close
at S: o'clock, August 13, it was
announced yesterday by Mrs.
Anna SullinRer. county recorder
and registration officer. If the
permanent or 1888 81 registra-
ton ia to equal the 1892 total Of
%, 300, Mrs. Suilinger said. 112
persons per day must register
from now until August 13.
Yesterday the total number
! registered in Pima county. in.
GLIDING Tucson. was reported at
1912 or less than half of the.
1882 total. To date an average of
Is persons per day have register
ed, the recorder said.
The fall primary election will
be September 13 and the gener-
ell election will be November 8,
Mrs. Su1linger said. All persons
who expect to register must do
so at least 30 days prior to the
primary. or August 13, after
which the registration books will
be closed.
There follows q detailed set OF
information upon the subject OF
the permanent registration Of
voters. prepared by Mrs. Sull.
niger:
Information relative to per.
msnent registration law of Ari.
zona. passed by eleventh Ari-
zona legislature, effective July l.
1888.
1. The elector must be a Unit
ed States citizen, OF the age Of
21 or over, and must have resid.
ed in Arizona one year next pre-
ceding the election (which means
the coming primary. and in the
precinct 30 days.
2. The elector must be able
to read the United States con.
stitution in the English language
and to write bis name, unless
prevented from so doing by ply.
sical disability.
3. Authorized registration Of
fcers: County recorder a n d
justice Of the peace.
4. An elector may register
any time except during that
period between 5 o'clock o. u. OF
the fifth Monday preceding any
primary or general election and
6 o'clock p. %. Of the day OF such
election.
5. An elector TEN porsrily ab.
sent from the state may apply To
I the recorder of his county for re-
RistrAtion blanks. execute sama
before any officers authorized By
law to administer oaths and re-.
turn. registration affidavit, fully
executed, to the recorder.
g. Intirm or diss bled electors,
UPON request, may be registered
at home or place Of confinement.
Others must appear in person
Tor registration.
z. Permanent registration:
All registrations authorized by
law and filed will be permanent.
Provided, however, that the cleo
tor votes 10 each subsequent
general election and remains
located in the precinct given at
time of registration.
(a) Change of address: Any
elector who, not less than 30
days preceding any. primary or
general election, removes from
the precinct in which be or she
is registered. before being per.
mitted to vote, shall apply in
person for cancellation Of former
registration and reregister in
the precinct to which be has
moved.
(b) Change of party: Proceed
as (a) above, except that no
change 10 party can be made in
any regular election year be.
tween April 30 and the day fol.
lowing such general election.
8 No person will be permitted
to vote unless registered.
9. No certificate of registra.
ton" will be issued to electors
who move and fail to register as
provided in the law (see "a
above). Therefore, it is import.
ant that your name appear. upon
the register Of your precinct.
10. Remember: (a) No registra
tion of former years will entitle
you to vote 10 regular elections
Of 1884. (b) No registration Off.
Ger will call upon you for pur.
pose Of registration, except as
noted in paragraph 6 above; the
law requires you to appear in
narson at the recorder's Office or