North Dakota Primary Law Analyzes Peculiar Features
A 1908 North Dakota law draft details a novel primary system. It outlines petitions and pledges for United States senators and legislators, party ballot structure, voter eligibility, fee rules, and the handling of vacancies. It notes constitutional questions about whether lawmakers may pledge votes for a senator and explains the mechanics of ballots, signatures, and canvassing.
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