...leaving of a blank space under each group of printed names of candidates, in which the elector may vote for any person whose name is not printed on the ballot by writing his name thereon (section 12, subd. 4), and the person receiving the highest num: her of votes...

...that purpose. The fourth reason is that the 'Uniform Primary Act' does not authorize the elector to vote for any person whose name is not printed on the ballot This reason Is contradictory of the torm of the ballot above quoted, and also the provision in the...

...deposited in the ballot box, after which immediately leave the railed enclosure. 4. If you wish to vote for any person whose name is not printed on the ballot, write his full name in the blank space on the ballot under the proper office you wish him to hold,...

...railed enclosure. SEC. 159. Making cross (X) opposite name sufficient. 69 Neb., 382. 4. If you wish to vote for any person whose name is not printed on the ballot, write his name in full in the bltink space on the ballot under the proper office you wish him to hold,...

...there concealed from view prepare such ballot by making a cross in the square at the left of such names as he may desire to vote for, but in no case for more...title of such office. He may, however, vote for any candidate whose name is not printed on the ballot by so writing in such other name as shall make it...

...ballotview prepare such ballot by making a cross in the square at the left of the names of such candidates as he may desire to vote for, but in no case for more candidates for any office Folding of. Duty of inspector. When ballot exposed. than is indicated under the title of such office....

...the voter does not wish to vote. In all of the states the voter is expressly allowed, if he wishes to vote for any person whose name is not printed on the ballot, to do so by writing in such person's name, generally in a space provided for the purpose. In Alabama...

...the names of the party candidates opposite the candidates of other parties whom he has voted for.) To vote for any person whose name is not printed on the ballot, he is to write the name in his party column under that of the party candidate for the same office....

...cross marks only opposite the names of the individual candidates for whom he wishes to vote ; or, to vote for any person whose name is not printed on the ballot, he may write in the name of such person in the proper space in the blank column. To vote on a constitutional...

...vote and then making a cross in the square at the left of the names of such candidates in such column as he may desire to vote for, but in no case for more...however, vote for any person whose name is not printed in such column by insert ing such other name in such manner as shall make it a substitute for any name...