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Qualified voter
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Qualified elector
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Electoral franchise
as a parliamentary voter for a university constituency if he or she has received, or, being a woman, qualified for, a degree (other than honorary) (ss. 2 and 4 (2)), as amended by the (English) Act of
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primary
combinations, or ramifications pri·mar·i·ly [prī-mer-ə-lē] adv n pl: -ries 1 : caucus 2 : an election in which qualified voters nominate or express a preference for a particular candidate or group of candidates for political office, choose … or ramifications pri·mar·i·ly [prī-mer-ə-lē] adv n pl: -ries 1 : caucus 2 : an election in which qualified voters nominate or express a preference for a particular candidate or group of candidates for political office, choose party
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jury list
jury list : a list of individuals qualified to be selected for jury duty NOTE: The jury list is compiled in various ways in different jurisdictions, … is compiled in various ways in different jurisdictions, but it is usually based on a list of registered voters or licensed drivers.
register
a : a book or system of public records (as titles or patents) b : a roster of qualified or available individuals c : the formal record maintained by a corporation of the names and addresses of … of in a register [ a car] [ a title] 2 : to enroll formally esp. as a voter or student 3 : to secure special protection for (a piece of mail) by prepayment of a fee
Municipal corporation
The mayor is elected for one year by the council from among the aldermen or councillors, or persons qualified to be such. He may, and in some towns does, receive a moderate salary. The aldermen and councillors … burgesses, i.e., persons entitled to vote under the (English) Representation of the People Acts, 1918 to 1929. The voters are all resident householders who have occupied and paid rates for twelve months prior to any July, and
County Councils
termed 'county aldermen,' are eleted by the councillors as borough aldermen are, from amongst the councillors or pesons qualified so to be, the qualification for being elected being similar to that of county councillors. The number of … Ministers of religion are not disqulaified, and peers owing property in the county and persons registered as parliamentary voters in respect of the ownership of property in the county are qualfied, as also by s. 8 of
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