Hancock, along with five others, were dropped from the second ballot.

Chase was dropped from the ballot following the 1937 vote.

Another candidate was removed from the ballot because he does not live here.

In early 1876, he was a candidate for governor, but withdrew his name from the ballot.

He might have won, but was barred from the ballot.

All candidates who receive less than 5% of the vote are removed from the ballot.

As such, their names were removed from the primary ballot.

However, the measure was removed from the ballot by a judge.

The action came too late for his name to be withdrawn from the primary ballot, where he won 49 percent of the vote.

He dropped out of the campaign on April 2, too late to remove his name from the ballot.