Schooler v. Lisle

MONTGOMERY, Judge.

This appeal is from a judgment holding that the number of write-in votes cast for appellant was insufficient to show that the voters generally had actual knowledge that an election for constable was being held. This was the controlling question in the opinion delivered on the first appeal, wherein most of the pertinent facts are stated. Lisle v. Schooler, Ky., 288 S.W.2d 652.

The appellees here, as the election commissioners of Clark County, were directed to canvass and certify the votes cast in the November 1955 general election for the office of constable in the First…