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How to run for Political Office
“How to Run for Political Office” is a second edition manual of elective politics for Philadelphia published in 1981 by the Committee of Seventy and it is intended to inform Philadelphians of how to run for public offices. The manual offers official guidance on the responsibilities and duties of the office, the qualifications necessary to hold the office, as well as unofficial information and unwritten rules and practices when running for a public office. Some of the topics covered are: the job descriptions on City Offices in Philadelphia, State Offices in Philadelphia, State Offices in Pennsylvania and Party Offices, as well as information on the practices to get on the ballot, filling the statement of Financial Interests and Financing a political campaign among others.
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Civic Education Material
The What Where and When Guide of Voter Information for 1981 Elections
“The What Where and When Guide of Voter Information for 1981 Elections” is a voter handbook prepared in 1981 by Anthony J. Celebrezze Jr., the Secretary of State of Ohio, in lead up to the November 3, 1981 General Election. The guide is meant to provide voters with information about registering and voting, absentee voting including the armed services absentee voting, to inform them about their rights as voters and the procedures that lead to a correct exercise of voting. Additionally, it includes a list of the offices that the Ohio voters will elect during the General Election in 1981.
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Ballot
United States (HI) Ballot 1980
Voters in Hawaii participated in primary elections on 20 September 1980. This ballot was used to select nominees for the Democratic Party to participate in the general election in November. The ballot was used by a Tagalog-speaking resident of Hawaii.
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Ballot
United States (IA) Primary Election 1980
Ballot used for the primary election in Polk County, Iowa on 3 June 1980. In the primary election, voters would vote for their preferred candidate for office in the November 1980 general election.
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Ballot
United States (ID) Judicial Nomination Ballot 1980
Ballot used in Idaho on 27 May 1980 to choose candidates for the Justice of the Supreme Court. Two seats had opening, and only Charles R. DONALDSON and Allan G. SHEPARD filed to run.
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Ballot
United States (ID) Primary Ballot 1980
Ballot used for primary elections held in Idaho on 27 May 1980. Voters from the American, Libertarian, Democratic, and Republican Parties voted to select their preferred candidates for the November 1980 general election.
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Civic Education Material
Your Local Board of Elections
“Your Local Board of Elections” is a document that was produced in lead up to the 1980 elections by the “Erie County Board of Elections” in New York. The piece covers topics such as voter qualifications, safeguarding one’s right to vote, military voters, and provides some history into voting in the US. The November 4, 1980 elections featured a presidential race between Democratic incumbent Jimmy Carter and Republican nominee Ronald Reagan.
Election Material
Ballot
United States (MD) Primary Ballot 1980
Ballot used for the Democratic Party primary election in Montgomery County, Maryland held on 13 May 1980. Voters could select their preferred candidate for the offices of President, U.S. Senator, and Board of Education.
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Voting Machine instruction Ballot - Presidential Primary Election
This document provides instruction on how to use a voting machine in the upcoming May 20, 1980 primary presidential elections held in Michigan. The November 4th general election was between Democratic incumbent Jimmy Carter and Republican nominee Ronald Reagan.