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Primer on the Voter's Registration Act of 1996
“Primer on the Voter’s Registration Act of 1996” is a May 1997 booklet which explains the Voter Registration Act of 1996 where citizens of the Philippines wishing to vote in elections had to go through a system of continuing registration. The document, published by the Parish Pastoral Council for Responsible Voting, explains the act of registration and implications of the new system.
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Election and Political Party Law
Election Case Law 97: A Summary of Judicial Precedent on Election Issues Other Than Campaign Financing
Election Case Law 97: A Summary of Judicial Precedent on Election Issues Other Than Campaign Financing
Election Material
Election and Political Party Law
Oklahoma Statutes Annotated
Oklahoma Statutes Annotated
Election Material
Civic Education Material
Products and Services
This booklet, published in December of 1997, contains information related to the products and services of the Board of Supervisors of Montgomery County, Maryland. Some of the items touched on included services provided for voter registration and absentee voting procedures as well as items such as election maps and books.
Election Material
Civic Education Material
Promoting Voting
“Promoting Voting” is a packet of civic education literature that was published in 1996 in Johnson County, Kansas and primarily focuses on voting methods and registration in the county. The piece covers absentee voting, the voter registration process and the new advanced voting procedure. This document was released in lead up to the 1996 elections that featured the presidential election between Democratic incumbent Bill Clinton and Republican nominee Bob Dole.
Election Material
Civic Education Material
Register to Vote
The Virginia State Board of Elections sent this reminder to the state’s residents in 1997. The reminder consists of a post card from the Commonwealth of Virginia with a small stamp reading “Register to Vote.”
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Vote! Johnson County, Kansas
This 1997 flyer advertises the new system of advanced voting by mail or in person. Voters are allowed to participate in this up to 20 days prior to Election Day in Johnson County, Kansas.
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Civic Education Material
Voter Guide for Forsyth County
“Voter Guide for Forsyth County” is a voter handbook published in 1997 by the Forsyth County Board of Elections. The guide is meant to provide voters with information about voting, to inform them about their rights as voters and the procedures that lead to a correct exercise of voting. Some of the procedures mentioned are the curbside voting, absentee ballots as well as regular voting procedures. Additionally, it provides a brief description of the types of elections, from the Primary Elections to the Presidential ones.
Election Material
Civic Education Material
1997 General Election Guide
“1997 General Election Guide” is a voter handbook, available in both Spanish and English, produced in 1997 by the New York City Campaign Finance Board, in lead up to the November 4, 1997 General Election. The guide is meant to provide voters with information about voting, to inform them about their rights as voters and the procedures that lead to a correct exercise of voting. It also provides short descriptions of each one of the offices for which candidates were running for and the profiles of candidates. Moreover, it includes a chapter on the NYC Campaign Finance Program, the Ballot Proposals and the innovative introduction of the NYC Campaign Finance Board Debates 1997.
Election Material
Civic Education Material
A Record of Serving All Virginians -- Earley, Attorney General
This campaign advertisement that promotes Republican State Senator Mark Earley in his campaign to become Attorney General of Virginia was circulated prior to the November 4th, 1997 elections in Virginia. The advertisement features supportive quotes from members of Congress, a brief summary of Earley’s accomplishments as State Senator and a picture of Earley with his family under the slogan, “For our Families. For our Children.” This advertisement was produced by Friends of Mark Earley ’97.