Senator from New Hampshire: Open Sessions of the Committee on Rules and Administration, United States Senate, Ninety-fourth Congress, First Session, on the Petition of John A. Durkin Contesting the Election of Louis C. Wyman as United States Senator from the State of New Hampshire, Parts 2-3U.S. Government Printing Office, 1975 - 2099 pages |
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46 Whitney Street absentee ballots absentee votes affidavit Albert Michaud application argument ballot law commission ballot passed BLAIR BROWN BYRD call the roll candidate counters CHAIRMAN checklist Chimento city clerk City of Nashua clerk will call committee correct counsel Democratic DUFFY Durkin envelope evidence experts fact going Guilbert HAMPSHIRE SUPERIOR COURT HULL indicated issue JUDGE SCHOENER LOAN look MACHINE NUMBER MACHINE malfunction matter MILLIMET motion NELSON NUMBER MACHINE NUMBER party plaintiff Portsmouth precinct problem protective counter protested ballots public counter question record recount RIDDICK ruling seal number secretary of state's Senate race Senator ALLEN Senator GRIFFIN Senator HATFIELD Senator HUGH SCOTT Senator PELL Senator ROBERT Senator Scott Senator WILLIAMS Six B's Six no votes slips Stanium SUPERIOR COURT talking tally sheet thing tion transcript U.S. Senate voter voting machines ward WIMBERLEY write-in Wyman
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Page 1932 - Provided, in case of vacancy in said board, such vacancy shall be filled by appointment by the governor until the next general election.
Page 1537 - All ballots shall be printed in black ink on clear, white material, of such size as will fit the ballot frame, and in as plain, clear type as the space will reasonably permit.
Page 1935 - It cannot be doubted that these comprehensive words embrace authority to provide a complete code for congressional elections, not only as to times and places, but in relation to notices, registration, supervision...
Page 2053 - And the senators shall be chosen in the following manner, viz : every male inhabitant of each town and parish with town privileges, and places unincorporated, in this State, of twenty-one years of age and upwards, excepting paupers, and persons excused from paying taxes at their own request...
Page 2092 - ... and the elector desires to vote for some one to fill such office, he may do so by writing the name of the person for whom he desires to vote in the space underneath the heading or designation of such office...
Page 1443 - The committee will stand in recess, subject to call of the Chair. (Whereupon, at...
Page 1941 - Statutes, gives the circuit court equity jurisdiction in all matters concerning nuisances where there is not a plain, adequate, and complete remedy at law; and authorizes the court to grant injunctions to- stay or prevent nuisances.
Page 1538 - ... make a record of the number on the seal and the number on the protective counter, if one is provided, open the counter compartment of said machine, and without unlocking said machine against voting, shall re-canvass the vote cast thereon.
Page 1324 - The general principles to be drawn from the authorities are that honest mistake or mere omissions on the part oí election officers, or irregularities in directory matters, even though gross, If not fraudulent, will not avoid an election, unless they affect the result, or at least render It uncertain.
Page 1538 - The number on the seal and the number registered on the protective counter, if so provided, shall be written on the envelope containing the keys. All keys for voting machines shall be kept securely locked by the officials having them in charge.