Kansas § 19-1625 - Board to preserve order; vacancies. The said board shall have and exercise the same power in preserving order at their meetings, under this
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§ 19-1625. Board to preserve order; vacancies. The said board shall have and exercise the same power in preserving order at their meetings, under this
19-1625. Board to preserve order; vacancies. The said board shall have and exercise the same power in preserving order at their meetings, under this act, as are given to judges of election for preserving order on election days; and vacancies in said board shall be filled in the same manner that vacancies in election boards are now filled at elections.History: L. 1881, ch. 89, § 13; March 4; R.S. 1923, 19-1625.
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