County Council Elections
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No person is entitled to sign as nominator, seconder, or assentor more nom. Ination papers than there are vacancies to fill.
If a person has qualifications in different Elector can parts of a County he can only nominate once ""l^^'p";™']''' for the County, except in London, where there are two Councillors for each electoral division.
There must be eight assentors, but there is no reason against having more than eight; it is in fact wise to have more than that number; in case an objection is tak...en, one or more of the signatories might be held not to have con- formed with the Act and be deleted by the Re- turning Officer.
The Nomination Paper must be handed to Delivery of the Returning Officer either by the Candidate p°p"^J"^"°" or his nominator or seconder. Delivery by any other person vitiates the nomination.
On objection being taken to the nomination objections to paper, which must be by either another Can- p"p'^r. "''*'°" didate or his representative, the Returning . >lil86 38 COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTIONS Officer must decide on the validity of the nomination in question.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No person is entitled to sign as nominator, seconder, or assentor more nom. Ination papers than there are vacancies to fill.
If a person has qualifications in different Elector can parts of a County he can only nominate once ""l^^'p";™']''' for the County, except in London, where there are two Councillors for each electoral division.
There must be eight assentors, but there is no reason against having more than eight; it is in fact wise to have more than that number; in case an objection is tak...en, one or more of the signatories might be held not to have con- formed with the Act and be deleted by the Re- turning Officer.
The Nomination Paper must be handed to Delivery of the Returning Officer either by the Candidate p°p"^J"^"°" or his nominator or seconder. Delivery by any other person vitiates the nomination.
On objection being taken to the nomination objections to paper, which must be by either another Can- p"p'^r. "''*'°" didate or his representative, the Returning . >lil86 38 COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTIONS Officer must decide on the validity of the nomination in question.
What to read after County Council Elections?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Renwick Seager to read onlineMoreLess
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