Hard v. Depaoli

Chapter 95, Stats. 1933, p. 116, does not deny the right to vote, nor does it enlarge upon, or modify, constitutional qualifications, but only provides a method for registering views of two classes of the electorate. 20 C.J. 75, n. 30, citing: Valverde v. Shattuck (Colo.), 34 P. 947; Setterlun v. Kane (Ore.), 87 P. 763; Hanna v. Young (Mo.), 35 A. 674; State v. Hansen (Neb.), 117 N.W. 412.

This court has already determined that a provision in a city charter that electors must be taxpayers is constitutional. Carville v. McBride, 45 Nev. 305, 202 P. 802.

The word "electors" is not used in its…