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(PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT)
YOU Be The Judge!
Below is the section of the Virginia Election
Law pertaining to a situation where the party
nominee dies:
Virginia Election Laws page 106
8 24-234. Placing additional name on ballot where party nominee dies or withdraws after expiration of time for qualifying.—Whenever any candidate of a political party who has been nominated in any primary election or convention, or by any other lawful means, dies or withdraws as a candidate at a time when it is too late under the present general statutes for a candidate for the office involved to qualify to have his name printed on the official ballot for the general election, it shall be permissible for any person who is otherwise qualified to file the required notice or petition for his candidacy, or both if required by general law. If the same is filed with the proper official at least twenty days before the day on which the election is to be held, the electoral board or boards having charge cf the printing of the ballots for such election shall either:
(1) Cause to be printed thereon the name of every person so qualifying as provided in this section, or
(2) If ballots for the election have already been printed and contain the names of candidates for other offices to be voted on at such election, any such electoral board may in its discretion cause to be stricken therefrom the title of the office involved, and the names of all candidates for such office appearing thereon, and cause separate ballots to be printed for such office on which shall be printed the names of all candidates qualifying under the provisions of this section.
If the candidate so dying or withdrawing is a candidate for an office to which more than one person is to be elected and none of such candidates, prior to such death or withdrawal was opposed, then the ballots shall be so printed as to permit the electors to vote separately for the remaining unopposed candidate or candidates, and for such persons who filed notice of candidacy under the provisions of this section. (1942, p. 667; Michie Code 1942, $ 164a; 1946, p. 294.)
WE THINK THAT BILL CLARKE
GOT A RAW DEAL!
WRITE-IN The Best Man:
ELECT BILL CLARKE DE™
ClaviM For Delegate Committee • Archie Edwards, Treasurer
77.9%