PENNSYLVANIA CONSTITUTION
ARTICLE I
ORDINANCE NO. 1

ORD. I §1 | ELECTION

The Constitution for the State of Alaska agreed upon by the delegates to the Alaska Constitutional Convention on February 5, 1956, shall be submitted to the voters of Alaska for ratification or rejection at the territorial primary election to be held on April 24, 1956. The election shall be conducted according to existing laws regulating primary elections so far as applicable.

ORD. I §2 | BALLOT

Each elector who offers to vote upon this constitution shall be given a ballot by the election judges which will be separate from the ballot on which candidates in the primary election are listed. Each of the propositions offered by the Alaska Constitutional Convention shall be set forth separately, but on the same ballot form. The first proposition shall be as follows:

“Shall the Constitution for the State of Alaska prepared and agreed upon by the Alaska Constitutional Convention be adopted?”
Yes [ ] No [ ]

ORD. I §3 | CANVASS

The returns of this election shall be made to the governor of the Territory of Alaska, and shall be canvassed in substantially the manner provided by law for territorial elections.

ORD. I §4 | ACCEPTANCE AND APPROVAL

If a majority of the votes cast on the preposition favor the constitution, then the constitution, shall be deemed to be ratified by the people of Alaska to become effective as provided in the constitution.

ORD. I §5 | SUBMISSION OF CONSTITUTION

Upon ratification of the constitution, the governor of the Territory shall forthwith transmit a certified copy of the constitution to the President of the United States for submission to the Congress, together with a statement of the votes cast for and against ratification.

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PENNSYLVANIA CONSTITUTION
ARTICLE I
ORDINANCE NO. 1

ORD. I §1 | ELECTION

ORD. I §2 | BALLOT

ORD. I §3 | CANVASS

ORD. I §4 | ACCEPTANCE AND APPROVAL

ORD. I §5 | SUBMISSION OF CONSTITUTION

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PENNSYLVANIA CONSTITUTIONARTICLE IORDINANCE NO. 1

ORD. I §1 | ELECTION

ORD. I §2 | BALLOT

ORD. I §3 | CANVASS

ORD. I §4 | ACCEPTANCE AND APPROVAL

ORD. I §5 | SUBMISSION OF CONSTITUTION

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