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Law on Political Rights (Loi Sur Les Droits Politiques, Neuchatel)
Law on Political Rights (Loi Sur Les Droits Politiques, Neuchatel)
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Election and Political Party Law
A Compliance Guide for Businesses, Lobbyists, Public officials and Citizens - State of New Mexico
A Compliance Guide for Businesses, Lobbyists, Public officials and Citizens - State of New Mexico
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Civic Education Material
Wyoming Election Guidelines
The August 1984 “Wyoming Election Guidelines” prepared by Wyoming Secretary of State Thyra Thompson begins by specifically addressing procedures for absentee registration and voting in health care facilities to ensure equal voting opportunities. The “Guidelines” proceed to address military and overseas voters as well as general absentee voting issues. Explicit circumstances such as regulations of campaign nomination, dual office holding, candidate withdrawals, and write-in and independent candidates are included alongside basic voter registration information to further educate Wyoming residents.
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Election and Political Party Law
Guide to Elections Outside Chapter 163, University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Guide to Elections Outside Chapter 163, University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Election Material
Civic Education Material
1984 Voters and Candidates Pamphlet
Issued by Washington Secretary of State Ralph Munro, the “Voters and Candidates Pamphlet” provides federal and local candidate information, a voter checklist, campaign contribution regulations, and absentee ballot information for the November 6th, 1984 state general election. This pamphlet outlines three state measures complete with full text of proposed and existing legislature, statements for and against, rebuttal statement, and full explanations as well as brief biographies of both federal and local candidates. Ronald Reagan and George H. Bush make up the Republican Presidential and Vice Presidential ticket while the Democratic challengers are Walter Mondale and Geraldine Ferraro, respectively.
Election Material
Civic Education Material
Absentee Voting
“Absentee Voting” is a voter pamphlet, issued in 1984 by the Oklahoma State Election Board, in lead up to the 1984 Primary, Runoff Primary and General Elections and intended to inform Oklahoma voters about the procedures to be followed in case of absentee voting.
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Civic Education Material
General Information on the 1984 Elections and the South Dakota Election Process
“General Information on the 1984 Elections and the South Dakota Election Process” is a voter booklet produced by the Office of the South Dakota Secretary of State in lead up to the 1984 South Dakota elections, and intended to inform voters in South Dakota about the election process in their state. The topics covered include information on the required qualifications to run for office in South Dakota, positions to be filled in the 1984 Elections in South Dakota, information sheet for the circulation of petitions for ballot questions. Additionally, the booklet provides a list of the congressional delegation of elected state officials with their names and addresses and a list of the South Dakota elected state officials.
Election Material
Civic Education Material
Getting out the Vote
“Get out the Vote” is a booklet that was created in 1984 by the League of Women Voters. The piece provides instruction as to how to run registration and voting drives. The packet includes a voter registration checklist and a script for phone canvassing. The booklet was released in lead up to the November 6, 1984 election between incumbent presidential candidate Ronald Regan and democratic nominee Walter Mondale, as with American election cycles there was also a congressional election this year.
Election Material
Civic Education Material
Guarding your eligibility
“Guarding Your Eligibility” is a voter pamphlet, issued in 1984 by the Oklahoma State Election Board, in lead up to the 1984 Primary, Runoff Primary and General Elections and intended to inform Oklahoma voters about the voting registration procedures. Additionally, it contains brief explanations about how a ballot must be marked in order to be valid and who can provide assistance if questions are raised.