Section 10. Ballots
The ballots used in any election district within land situated in one county which has been annexed to a borough situated in an adjoining county or consolidated with a borough situated in an adjoining county and having a larger population, shall contain everything, including the names of all candidates, and also all questions relating to bond issues and any other thing, and all constitutional amendments, that are printed on all ballots used in the county wherein the land is actually situated; that is, they shall contain everything that is common to all ballots used in said county, but they shall not contain the names of the candidates for any ward, borough, township (except poor district), or school district officers within the county wherein the land is actually situated. The ballots used at the primary elections shall, however, contain the names of all candidates for all party offices and party committees within such district the same as though such land had not been annexed to, or consolidated with, such borough.
The ballots shall be prepared so as to include places to vote for all ward, borough (except poor district), and school district officers of the borough and school district to which such land has been annexed, or of such consolidated borough and school district, together with the names of all candidates for such offices, and all questions of borough and school district bond issues, and all other questions relating exclusively to such borough and school district. This section relates to ballots used in such districts at either primary, general, municipal, or special elections; special elections to be held by the regular election officers, and they shall be paid as now provided by law in such cases. 1923, June 28, P.L. 903, Sec. 10; 1937, June 4, P.L. 1613, Sec. 1.