Use of Schools for Voting and Making of Voters Sample Clauses

Use of Schools for Voting and Making of Voters. 21.6 (A) Procedure in Schools Used for Making Voters A few of our schools are used for the purpose of making voters, usually between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Custodians assist in arranging the rooms, as suggested by representatives of the Registrars, and are on call during the day if additional furniture or equipment is necessary. They remain after the registration is over to close the building and do other necessary work.
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