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 1     7,  5,162|      each voter will mark on his ballot paper as many names as there
 2     9,  6,170|      with Canon Law, by a secret Ballot, and by an absolute majority
 3     9,  6,170|        taken. If, after a fourth ballot, there is still an equality,
 4     9,  6,181|        The election is by secret ballot, and requires an absolute
 5     9,  6,181|      calculated on the number of ballot papers received.~ ~To replace
 6     9,  6,181|      will be as follows.~ ~First ballot: From the list of eligible
 7     9,  6,181|        elector will write on his ballot paper as many names as there
 8     9,  6,181|         not elected on the first ballot, a second ballot is obviously
 9     9,  6,181|       the first ballot, a second ballot is obviously needed. In
10     9,  6,181|       candidates for this second ballot. They are the Brothers next
11     9,  6,181|     still to be filled.~ ~Second ballot: From the new list of candidates,
12     9,  6,181|       each elector writes on his ballot paper as many names as there
13     9,  6,181|         as substitutes. In every ballot, if there is a tie, the
14     9,  6,183|          be unable to return his ballot by registered mail to the
15     9,  6,183|       Brother proxy deposits two ballot papers and signs the envelope
16     9,  6,185|           21. The destruction of ballot papers~ ~After any election
17     9,  6,185|           After any election the ballot papers are to be destroyed.~
18     9,  7,211| Commission are elected by secret ballot, by an absolute majority
19     9,  7,211|      eldest. If, after the third ballot, the candidates remain equal,
20     9,  7,233|          normally made by secret ballot. Such a secret ballot is
21     9,  7,233|     secret ballot. Such a secret ballot is required if requested
22     9,  7,236|          sufficient at the third ballot.~
23     9,  7,240|        tellers will distribute a ballot paper to each Capitulant.~
24     9,  7,241|           Each one completes the ballot paper, folds it, and places
25     9,  7,243|          should be the case, the ballot is null, and must be redone
26     9,  7,243|     redone without examining the ballot papers. When the verification
27     9,  7,243|         the first teller takes a ballot paper and reads aloud the
28     9,  7,244|          correct procedure. Each ballot paper is treated in the
29     9,  7,245|                 51. When all the ballot papers have been checked,
30     9,  7,245|          by each one. After each ballot, the voting papers will
31     9,  7,246|                 52. If the first ballot does not give an absolute