§ 906Publication of Notice of Officers to Be Nominated and Elected

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Beginning not earlier than twelve weeks,
nor later than eleven weeks before any General or Municipal
primary, the county board of each county shall publish in
newspapers, as provided by section 106 of this act, a notice
setting forth the number of delegates and alternate delegates
to the National convention of each party who are to be elected
in the State at large at the ensuing primary, and the number
of delegates and alternate delegates who are to be elected at
the said primary in said county, or in any district of which
said county or part thereof forms a part, and also setting forth
the names of all public offices for which nominations are to
be made, and the names of all party offices, including that of
members of the National committee, if any, and State committee,
for which candidates are to be elected at said primary in said
county, or in any district of which such county or part thereof
forms a part, or in the State at large. Said notice shall
contain the date of the primary, and shall be published once
each week for two successive weeks in counties of the first and
second class and once in all other counties.
   (906 amended Aug. 13, 1963, P.L.707, No.379)

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