So the decision may still be reversed, although given the unattractive and somewhat seedy factual circumstances surrounding the election brochures and adverts, he may well be unsuccessful again.
In the same year the club, which had lost its place in the Football League ten years earlier after failing to gain re-election, produced a glossy brochure as part of its bid to be elected back into the league.
Last month, Gov. Martin O'Malley of Maryland criticized his state's elections director for agreeing to appear in a brochure for Diebold, which the governor, a Democrat, said violated state ethics rules.
The U.S. Election Assistance Commission has a "Your Federal Voting Rights" braille brochure and card in large-print PDF that provides a very simple overview of your rights as a voter with a disability.
Leading up to last week's statewide vote on Measure 2 to stop the aerial shooting of wolves and bears, Palin's Board of Game spent $400,000 of public money on brochures and radio ads to influence the election.
The brochure, aimed at US citizens unsettled by Barack Obama's recent election to the White House, described Panama as a "489-year-old colonial city and modern, world-class asset haven on the shores of the Caribbean".
Gillingham applied for re-election to the Football League in the summer of 1948 but, despite producing a glossy brochure detailing the team's achievements, the club saw its application rejected, with only one vote cast in its favour.
He also attended mass meetings at churches and handed out brochures in black neighborhoods, encouraging people to vote in the mock election for Aaron Henry and Edwin King, the designated candidates for governor and lieutenant governor.
One version of the brochure features black, Hispanic and Asian office-seekers and activists promoting nonpartisan elections as inclusive.
