Section 9. Submission of Proposals to the Electorate; Proclamation by the Governor of the Results.--The recommendations of the constitutional convention shall be submitted to the electors for their approval or rejection on a separate ballot at the primary held in April, 1968. In districts where voting machines are used, the question may appear on the face of the machine where the machine is properly equipped for such purpose; otherwise a separate printed ballot shall be used. A majority vote of the electors voting thereon shall be necessary for the adoption of any of the recommendations of the convention. If adopted, any recommendation shall become effective as provided therein or by the schedule attached thereto. The Governor, upon receipt from the Secretary of the Commonwealth of a certificate of the results of the election, shall immediately make proclamation thereof.
Submission of Proposals to the Electorate; Proclamation by the Governor of the Results
Act 2 of 1967, § 9, under PROVIDING FOR CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION, REFERENDUM QUESTION AND SELECTION, NOMINATION AND ELECTION OF DELEGATES AND DEFINING POWERS, DUTIES AND OPERATION OF CONVENTION.
Act 2 of 1967, § 9