Parliamentary Elections Under the Reform Act 1918

John Renwick Seager

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Any such regulations may be made so as to be applicable generally to elections for university constituencies or specially to elections for any particular university con- stituency.
(2) This part of this Act shall, except as expressly provided, apply to university constituencies and university elections.
(3) In the application of the provisions of this Act which are applicable to university constituencies and university elections to those constituencies and elections the follow- ing modification...s shall have effect : (a) "Voting paper" shall be substituted for "ballot paper, " and for any reference to the Ballot Act there shall be substituted a reference to the corre- sponding provision of this Act, or regulations made thereunder in relation to university constituencies or university elections : (b) It shall not be necessary to prepare an absent voters' list, but the right to vote by proxy may be exer- cised by any person who would be entitled to exercise such right if his name were entered on an absent voters' list, so long as all other conditions enabling him to vote by proxy are fulfilled : (c) Where a candidate's deposit is forfeited the deposit shall be retained by the university.

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