1797 Electoral Reform Enrolled Law
Electoral Reform Enrolled Law
Ink on Paper
Article IX of the statute detailed the process of voting. The clerk realized they had forgotten to use the female pronouns when describing voters and added the words “she” and “her” into the passage.
New Jersey State Archives, Department of State
Electoral Reform Enrolled Law
Ink on Paper
Article IX of the statute detailed the process of voting. The clerk realized they had forgotten to use the female pronouns when describing voters and added the words “she” and “her” into the passage.
New Jersey State Archives, Department of State
Electoral Reform Enrolled Law
Ink on Paper
Article IX of the statute detailed the process of voting. The clerk realized they had forgotten to use the female pronouns when describing voters and added the words “she” and “her” into the passage.
New Jersey State Archives, Department of State
Electoral Reform Enrolled Law
Ink on Paper
Article IX of the statute detailed the process of voting. The clerk realized they had forgotten to use the female pronouns when describing voters and added the words “she” and “her” into the passage.
New Jersey State Archives, Department of State
Electoral Reform Enrolled Law
Ink on Paper
Article IX of the statute detailed the process of voting. The clerk realized they had forgotten to use the female pronouns when describing voters and added the words “she” and “her” into the passage.
New Jersey State Archives, Department of State
Electoral Reform Enrolled Law
Ink on Paper
Article IX of the statute detailed the process of voting. The clerk realized they had forgotten to use the female pronouns when describing voters and added the words “she” and “her” into the passage.
New Jersey State Archives, Department of State
Electoral Reform Enrolled Law
Ink on Paper
Article IX of the statute detailed the process of voting. The clerk realized they had forgotten to use the female pronouns when describing voters and added the words “she” and “her” into the passage.
New Jersey State Archives, Department of State
Electoral Reform Enrolled Law
Ink on Paper
Article IX of the statute detailed the process of voting. The clerk realized they had forgotten to use the female pronouns when describing voters and added the words “she” and “her” into the passage.
New Jersey State Archives, Department of State
Electoral Reform Enrolled Law
Ink on Paper
Article IX of the statute detailed the process of voting. The clerk realized they had forgotten to use the female pronouns when describing voters and added the words “she” and “her” into the passage.
New Jersey State Archives, Department of State
Electoral Reform Enrolled Law
Ink on Paper
Article IX of the statute detailed the process of voting. The clerk realized they had forgotten to use the female pronouns when describing voters and added the words “she” and “her” into the passage.
New Jersey State Archives, Department of State
Electoral Reform Enrolled Law
Ink on Paper
Article IX of the statute detailed the process of voting. The clerk realized they had forgotten to use the female pronouns when describing voters and added the words “she” and “her” into the passage.
New Jersey State Archives, Department of State
Electoral Reform Enrolled Law
Ink on Paper
Article IX of the statute detailed the process of voting. The clerk realized they had forgotten to use the female pronouns when describing voters and added the words “she” and “her” into the passage.
New Jersey State Archives, Department of State
Electoral Reform Enrolled Law
Ink on Paper
Article IX of the statute detailed the process of voting. The clerk realized they had forgotten to use the female pronouns when describing voters and added the words “she” and “her” into the passage.
New Jersey State Archives, Department of State
Electoral Reform Enrolled Law
Ink on Paper
Article IX of the statute detailed the process of voting. The clerk realized they had forgotten to use the female pronouns when describing voters and added the words “she” and “her” into the passage.
New Jersey State Archives, Department of State
Electoral Reform Enrolled Law
Ink on Paper
Article IX of the statute detailed the process of voting. The clerk realized they had forgotten to use the female pronouns when describing voters and added the words “she” and “her” into the passage.
New Jersey State Archives, Department of State
Electoral Reform Enrolled Law
Ink on Paper
Article IX of the statute detailed the process of voting. The clerk realized they had forgotten to use the female pronouns when describing voters and added the words “she” and “her” into the passage.
New Jersey State Archives, Department of State
Electoral Reform Enrolled Law
Ink on Paper
Article IX of the statute detailed the process of voting. The clerk realized they had forgotten to use the female pronouns when describing voters and added the words “she” and “her” into the passage.
New Jersey State Archives, Department of State
Electoral Reform Enrolled Law
Ink on Paper
Article IX of the statute detailed the process of voting. The clerk realized they had forgotten to use the female pronouns when describing voters and added the words “she” and “her” into the passage.
New Jersey State Archives, Department of State
Electoral Reform Enrolled Law
Ink on Paper
Article IX of the statute detailed the process of voting. The clerk realized they had forgotten to use the female pronouns when describing voters and added the words “she” and “her” into the passage.
New Jersey State Archives, Department of State
Electoral Reform Enrolled Law
Ink on Paper
Article IX of the statute detailed the process of voting. The clerk realized they had forgotten to use the female pronouns when describing voters and added the words “she” and “her” into the passage.
New Jersey State Archives, Department of State