Sperling v. County Officers Electoral Board

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• holding that there is no substantive difference between the phrases “qualified primary elector” and “qualified primary voter” as used in the Code
• holding that there is no substantive difference between the phrases \qualified primary elector\ and \qualified primary voter\ as used in the Code

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