Democratic primaries rules and voter eligibility
The article outlines voting eligibility and procedures for a New Mexico Democratic primary. It covers who may vote, a precinct resident requirement, certification for voting in another precinct, ticket printing and handling, judge stamps, voter identification, and procedures for damaged or uncast ballots.
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Primary election rules and precinct voting sites outlined
The document details ticket handling, candidate name removal, and required proof of qualification. It lists voting locations by precinct from Roswell Court House for Precincts 1 and 2 to East Grand Plains, Dexter, Hagerman, Lake Arthur, Lower Penasco Elk School House, Plains, Glen, Spring Mound Valley for others. It adds judge and clerk counts, affidavit requirements, and a June 1 1906 filing deadline for candidates, signed by WM. Atkinson and C. Tannenhill with notes on Roswell Creamery ads.
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Dexter
Hagerman
Lake Arthur
Lower Penasco
Elk School House
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