Findley v. Sorenson

Contestee, in Absence op Evidence That Someone Other Than Voter Wrote Contestee’s Name. — Where ballots at sehool district election contained printed name of contestant and name of contestee written in, but with no mark opposite either, ballots should be counted for contestee, in the absence of evidence that his name was written by someone other than voter; the intent of the respective voters being clearly expressed.On the thirtieth day of October, 1926, an election for a trustee of the Mesa Union High School District, situated in Maricopa county, was held. Before the election there was filed…