§ 7. Voting places; voter qualifications.

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No person shall be entitled to vote at the election of the mayor and councilmembers or at any election held in said city for municipal purposes, unless he shall be an elector of the State of North Carolina and shall have resided for ninety (90) days next preceding the day of election within the said corporation.

(Private Laws 1913, ch. 155, § 3)

Editor's note— Section 3 of Private Laws of 1913, chapter 155, amended this section by adding the words, "and school committeemen" following the words "mayor and aldermen." See the editor's note to the title "Charter."

State law reference

Precincts and voting places, G.S. 163-128 et seq.; qualifications of voters, G.S. 163-54 et seq.

                    
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