McGann v. Board of Elections
McGann v. Board of Elections
85 R.I. 221; 129 A.2d 340; 1957 R.I. LEXIS 14
Opinion of the Court
dissents on the ground that the petitioners did not preserve the right to question here the constitutionality of the absentee and shut-in ballots. He agrees, however, that if this question is properly before us then the constitution allows voting of civilian absentee and shut-in voters so called only on election day.
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