The list of nominees handed to a voter.
1799. Election of Constables…. In each Ticket there must be six persons named.—The Aurora, Phila., May 4.
1799.
| 1. Look well to your Ticket. | |
| 2. Look well to your Boxes. | |
| 3. Look well to your Tallies. | |
| 4. Look well to your Returns. | |
Election Advertisement, Id., Oct. 8. |
1800. [They would] prove that they reprobate their proceedings by throwing them generally out of the ticket.—Id., Oct. 10.
1800. “Do not strike one of them out of the ticket.” Appeal to the Menonists, Tunkers, and Quakers, of Lancaster County.—Intelligencer, Oct. 11.
1823. A voter has only to choose his ticket, and give it as and to whom he pleases, and that secretly, and unknown, if he thinks proper.—W. Faux, ‘Memorable Days in America,’ p. 33 (Lond.).
