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While oar political it quite well known many parts of the State, we feel
to abolish the ,_ requisite to the use of
to get «
ion at the
1. Election c_ — throughout the State.
2. Return to Jong form State ballot.
3. Abolition of the poll tax as a prerequisite to voting.
4. Opposition to any sales tax.
3. A modern State public health and hospitalization program.
3. Elimination of the appointive and non-judicial duties of Virginia judges and removal of the judges from partisan and factional politics. , . . . | !• Galling of a convention to revise the Constitution.
8. An industrial policy that recognizes the jusf and equal rights of both management and labor, subject to the superior rights of all the people. Recognition of the right of collective bargaining and that disputes can best be settled by direct negotia* tion without threat of confiscation of capital or military coercion of labor. ^
8. Annual session of State Legislature.
10. Compulsory automobile liability insurance, rather than present optional law.
11. Simplification and clarification of election laws of Virginia and more information disseminat'
throurh a written examination and authority set up to enforce all election laws. Would favor listing, of candidates on ballots alphabetically, alter* nating top candidates to bottom of^list on every 100 ballots.
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