Section 21. "Any person registered under either of the last two

sections, shall have the right to vote for members of the

General Assembly and all officers elective by the people,

subject to the following conditions:

"That he, unless exempted by section Twenty-two, shall, as a

prerequisite to the right to vote after the first day of

January, nineteen hundred and four, personally pay, at least six

months prior to the election, all state poll taxes assessed or

assessable against him under this Constitution, during the three

years next preceding that in which he offers vote; provided

that, if he register after the first day of January, nineteen

hundred and four, he shall, unless physically unable, prepare

and deposit his ballot without aid, on such printed form as the

law may prescribe; but any voter registered prior to that date

may be aided in the preparation of his ballot by such officer of

election as he himself may designate."

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