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BENTON HARBOR
Votin to re cind th con
were M yor Emma Hull,
Commi sioner Ch rle
Yarbrough, James Turner, Steve
o on the chec relea ed
Ii ting, a c ck of 6,199.06 to
Robert Whi te, the ttorney th t
e care of all the city's leg
affairs.
There have been m ny
complain from tb commission of
th amount of money that' being
paid out in attorney
If the ci ty i broke, here is all
the money coming from to p y
these bills?
Each wee Wy inger questions
the bill , asking, "If the city i
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Partisan precinct delegates (coun­
ty convention delegate ) are to be
elected at the Augu t 4, 1992
Primary.
A precinct delegate is an elected
official and will attend his or her
party's county convention to elect
county party leadership and state
convention delegates.
Each precinct is allocated a cer­
tain number of delegates by the
• Republican and Democratic parties
. • in Berrien County. The total number
of Republican delegate for Berrien
County is two hundred fourteen
(214). The total number of
Democratic delegates for Berrien
County is two hundred seven (207).
The allocation of delegates is b ed
on the total vote cast for Secretary
of State in the November, 1990
GeneralElection by each party.
To become a precinct delegate for
a political party, a person needs to be
_ a registered voter and must circulate
a partisan precinct delegate nominat­
ing petition in the precinct where he
or she is registered to vote.
Nominating petitions must be
signed by a minimum of three, but
not more than twenty, registered
voters from the precinct delegate
candidate's precinct.
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mE DFADLINE for filing a
.preclnct delegate petition for the
August 4, 1992 primary is 4:00 p.m.
on May 5, 1992 in the Berrien Coun-
ty Clerk's Office. .
Precinct delegate candidates are
positioned on the ballot after all other
partisan offices.
Three vote are needed to win a
precinct delegate position. However,
the candidates with the most votes
are the candidates who will be
notified by the County Clerk of their
election as precinct delegates and of
the date and time of their party con­
vention.
Shortly after the August 4, 1992
Primary, the newly elected precinct
delegates will meet at their county
convention to select delegates and
alternates to' the Republican or
Democratic state conventions.
At the state conventions, each
party will nominate candidates for .
the following statewide offices:
- Michigan State Supreme
Court (2)
- Michigan State University
Board of Trustee (2)
- University of Michigan Board
of Regen (2)
- Wayne State University Board
of Governors (2)
- Michigan State Board of
Education (2)
- Electors of the President and
Vice-President (18)
Precinct delegates are the
grassroots of their respective parties
and playa vital role in determining
the leadership and direction of their
party.
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