Other - Supreme Court of the United States

Nos. 19-465, 19-518

IN THE Supreme Court of the United States

___________ PETER BRET CHIAFALO, LEVI JENNET GUERRA,

AND ESTHER VIRGINIA JOHN, Petitioners,

v. STATE OF WASHINGTON,

Respondent. ___________

COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF STATE, Petitioner,

v. MICHEAL BACA, POLLY BACA,

AND ROBERT NEMANICH, Respondents.

___________ On Writs of Certiorari to the

Supreme Court of Washington and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit

___________ APPENDIX TO THE

BRIEF OF AMICUS CURIAE PROFESSOR ROBERT W. BENNETT

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JEFFREY T. GREEN J. SAMUEL TENENBAUM* SARAH O’ROURKE SCHRUP BLUHM LEGAL CLINIC NORTHWESTERN SUPREME NORTHWESTERN PRITZKER COURT PRACTICUM SCHOOL OF LAW 375 East Chicago Ave. 375 East Chicago Ave. Chicago, IL 60611 Chicago, IL 60611 (312) 503-0063 (312) 503-4808 s-tenenbaum@ law.northwestern.edu

Counsel for Amicus Curiae April 8, 2020 * Counsel of Record

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Page

APPENDIX A: Sample 2016 Ballot from Au-tauga County, Alabama ..................................... 1a

APPENDIX B: Excerpt of Sample 2016 Ballot from the State of Alaska ................................... 2a

APPENDIX C: Excerpt of Sample 2016 Ballot County from Yavapai, Arizona ........................ 3a

APPENDIX D: Excerpt of Sample 2016 Ballot from Boone County, Arkansas .......................... 4a

APPENDIX E: Excerpt of Sample 2016 Ballot from San Luis Obispo County, California ........ 5a

APPENDIX F: Excerpt of Sample 2016 Ballot from Douglas County, Colorado ........................ 6a

APPENDIX G: Sample 2016 Ballot from Greenwich, Connecticut ................................... 7a

APPENDIX H: Sample 2016 Ballot from New Castle County, Delaware .................................. 8a

APPENDIX I: Excerpt of Sample 2016 Ballot from Brevard County, Florida .......................... 9a

APPENDIX J: Excerpt of Sample 2016 Ballot from Gwinnett County, Georgia ....................... 10a

APPENDIX K: Excerpt of Sample 2016 Ballot from the State of Hawaii ................................... 11a

APPENDIX L: Excerpt of Sample 2016 Ballot from the State of Idaho ..................................... 12a

APPENDIX M: Excerpt of Sample 2016 Ballot from Warren County, Illinois ............................ 13a

APPENDIX N: Excerpt of Sample 2016 Ballot from Marion County, Indiana ........................... 14a

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TABLE OF CONTENTS—continued APPENDIX O: Excerpt of Sample 2016 Ballot

from Woodbury County, Iowa ........................... 15a APPENDIX P: Sample 2016 Ballot from Doug-

las County, Kansas ............................................ 16a APPENDIX Q: Sample 2016 Ballot from

Fayette County, Kentucky ............................... 17a APPENDIX R: Excerpt of Sample 2016 Ballot

from Easton Baton Rouge, Louisiana ............... 18a APPENDIX S: Sample 2016 Ballot from the

State of Maine .................................................... 19a APPENDIX T: Excerpt of Sample 2016 Ballot

from Montgomery County, Maryland ............... 20a APPENDIX U: Excerpt of Sample 2016 Ballot

from Amherst, Massachusetts .......................... 21a APPENDIX V: Excerpt of Sample Ballot from

Kent County, Michigan ..................................... 22a APPENDIX W: Excerpt of Sample 2016 Ballot

from Hennepin County, Minnesota .................. 23a APPENDIX X: Excerpt of Sample 2016 Ballot

from the State of Mississippi ............................ 24a APPENDIX Y: Excerpt of Sample 2016 Ballot

Buchanan County, Missouri ............................. 25a APPENDIX Z: Excerpt of Sample 2016 Ballot

from Lewis & Clark County, Montana ............. 26a APPENDIX AA: Excerpt of Sample 2016 Ballot

from Douglas County, Nebraska ...................... 27a APPENDIX AB: Excerpt of Sample 2016 Ballot

from the State of Nevada .................................. 28a

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TABLE OF CONTENTS—continued APPENDIX AC: Sample 2016 Ballot from Man-

chester, New Hampshire ................................... 29a APPENDIX AD: Excerpt of Sample 2016 Ballot

from Sussex County, New Jersey ..................... 30a APPENDIX AE: Excerpt of Sample 2016 Ballot

from Sandoval County, New Mexico ................ 31a APPENDIX AF: Sample 2016 Ballot from

Tompkins County, New York ............................ 32a APPENDIX AG: Excerpt of Sample 2016 Ballot

from Scotland County, North Carolina ............ 33a APPENDIX AH: Excerpt of Sample 2016 Ballot

from Burleigh County, North Dakota .............. 34a APPENDIX AI: Excerpt of Sample 2016 Ballot

from Cuyahoga, Ohio ......................................... 35a APPENDIX AJ: Sample 2016 Ballot from Okla-

homa County, Oklahoma................................... 36a APPENDIX AK: Excerpt of Sample 2016 Ballot

from Lincoln County, Oregon ............................ 37a APPENDIX AL: Sample 2016 Ballot from

Montgomery County, Pennsylvania ................. 38a APPENDIX AM: Excerpt of Sample 2016 Ballot

from the State of Rhode Island ......................... 39a APPENDIX AN: Excerpt of Sample 2016 Ballot

from Pickens County, South Carolina .............. 40a APPENDIX AO: Excerpt of Sample 2016 Ballot

from Pennington County, South Dakota .......... 41a APPENDIX AP: Sample 2016 Ballot from

Blount County, Tennessee ................................ 42a

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TABLE OF CONTENTS—continued APPENDIX AQ: Excerpt of Sample 2016 Ballot

from Brewster County, Texas ........................... 43a APPENDIX AR: Sample 2016 Ballot from We-

ber County, Utah ............................................... 44a APPENDIX AS: Excerpt of Sample 2016 Ballot

from the State of Vermont ................................ 45a APPENDIX AT: Excerpt of Sample 2016 Ballot

from City of Virginia Beach, Virginia............... 46a APPENDIX AU: Sample 2016 Ballot from

Whatcom County, Washington ......................... 47a APPENDIX AV: Excerpt of Sample 2016 Ballot

from Preston County, West Virginia ................ 48a APPENDIX AW: Sample 2016 Ballot from the

State of Wisconsin ............................................. 49a APPENDIX AY: Sample 2016 Ballot from

Platte County, Wyoming ................................... 50a

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GENERAL AND CONSTITUTIONALAMENDMENT ELECTION

AUTAUGA COUNTY, ALABAMA

ABSENTEEOFFICIAL BALLOT

ALABAMADEMOCRATICPARTY

ALABAMAREPUBLICANPARTY

FOR PRESIDENTAND VICE-PRESIDENT

OF THE UNITED STATES(Vote for One)

HILLARY RODHAM CLINTONTIMOTHY MICHAEL KAINEDemocrat

DONALD J. TRUMPMICHAEL R. PENCERepublican

GARY JOHNSONWILLIAM WELDIndependent

JILL STEINAJAMU BARAKAIndependent

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FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR(Vote for One)

RON CRUMPTONDemocrat

RICHARD C. SHELBYRepublican

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FOR UNITED STATESREPRESENTATIVE,

2ND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT(Vote for One)

NATHAN MATHISDemocrat

MARTHA ROBYRepublican

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FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THESUPREME COURT, PLACE NO. 1

(Vote for One)

MICHAEL F. "Mike" BOLINRepublican

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(Vote for One)

KELLI WISERepublican

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(Vote for One)

TOM PARKERRepublican

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FOR PRESIDENT,PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

(Vote for One)

TWINKLE ANDRESS CAVANAUGHRepublican

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FOR MEMBER,STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION,

DISTRICT NO. 3(Vote for One)

JARRALYNNE AGEEDemocrat

STEPHANIE BELLRepublican

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FOR CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE,19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,

PLACE NO. 2(Vote for One)

BEN FULLERRepublican

KAREN H. JACKSONIndependent

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FOR CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE,19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,

PLACE NO. 3(Vote for One)

SIBLEY REYNOLDSRepublican

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FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

(Vote for One)

RANDALL V. HOUSTONRepublican

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FOR MEMBER,AUTAUGA COUNTY COMMISSION,


SID THOMPSONRepublican

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FOR SUPERINTENDENT,AUTAUGA COUNTY

BOARD OF EDUCATION(Vote for One)

SPENCE AGEERepublican

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FOR MEMBER, AUTAUGA COUNTYBOARD OF EDUCATION,


ELEANOR BALLOWRepublican

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"Shall the following Amendments to theConstitution of Alabama be adopted?"

PROPOSED AMENDMENTS WHICHAPPLY TO THE STATE AT LARGE

PROPOSED STATEWIDEAMENDMENT NUMBER ONE (1)

Proposing an amendment to the Constitutionof Alabama of 1901, to establish proceduresto ensure that no more than three of themembers of the Auburn University Board ofTrustees shall have terms that expire in thesame calendar year and to add two additionalat-large members to the board to enhancediversity on the board. (Proposed by Act No.2015-217)

YES-Statewide Amendment No. 1

NO-Statewide Amendment No. 1

PROPOSED STATEWIDEAMENDMENT NUMBER TWO (2)

Proposing an amendment to the Constitutionof Alabama of 1901, to prohibit any moniesfrom the State Parks Fund, the ParksRevolving Fund, or any fund receivingrevenues currently deposited in the StateParks Fund or the Parks Revolving Fund, andany monies currently designated pursuant tostatute for the use of the state parks systemfrom being transferred for another purposeother than the support, upkeep, andmaintenance of the state parks system.

Notwithstanding, in the event that guestrevenues to the State Parks Revolving Fundexceed the threshold of $50 million (asannually adjusted based on increases in theconsumer price index) in a fiscal year, thesales and use and cigarette tax revenuedistributed to benefit the State Parks Systemshall be reduced in the following fiscal year.The amount of the reduction shall correspondto the amount of guest revenue to the StateParks Revolving Fund exceeding thethreshold. The amount of tax revenue notdistributed to benefit the State Parks Systemshall be distributed to the General Fund.

Proposing an amendment to Amendment 617of the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, toallow the Department of Conservation andNatural Resources the option to provide forthe operation and management, by non-stateentities, of hotels, golf courses, andrestaurants at any applicable state parks inAlabama. (Proposed by Act No. 2016-145)



PROPOSED STATEWIDEAMENDMENT NUMBER THREE (3)

Proposing an amendment to the Constitutionof Alabama of 1901, to revise the procedurefor adoption of local constitutionalamendments to provide that a proposedconstitutional amendment the Legislaturedetermines without a dissenting vote appliesto only one county or a political subdivisionwithin one or more counties shall be adoptedas a valid part of the constitution by afavorable vote of a majority of the qualifiedelectors of the affected county or the politicalsubdivision and county or counties in whichthe political subdivision is located, who voteon the amendment. (Proposed by Act No.2015-44)



PROPOSED STATEWIDEAMENDMENT NUMBER FOUR (4)

Proposing an amendment to the Constitutionof Alabama of 1901, to authorize each countycommission in the state to establish, subjectto certain limitations, certain programs relatedto the administration of the affairs of thecounty. (Proposed by Act No. 2015-220)



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PROPOSED STATEWIDEAMENDMENT NUMBER FIVE (5)

Proposing an amendment to the Constitutionof Alabama of 1901, to repeal and restate theprovisions of Article III of the Constitution ofAlabama of 1901 relating to separation ofpowers to modernize the language withoutmaking any substantive change, effectiveJanuary 1, 2017. (Proposed by Act No.2015-200)



PROPOSED STATEWIDEAMENDMENT NUMBER SIX (6)

Proposing an amendment to the Constitutionof Alabama of 1901, to become operativeJanuary 1, 2017, to repeal and replace ArticleVII, Impeachments. (Proposed by Act No.2015-199)



PROPOSED STATEWIDEAMENDMENT NUMBER SEVEN (7)

Relating to Etowah County, proposing anamendment to the Constitution of Alabama of1901, to provide that the employees of theOffice of Sheriff of Etowah County, except forthe chief deputy, chief of detention, chief ofadministration, chief of investigation, directorof communications, and food servicemanager, shall be under the authority of the ofthe Personnel Board of the Office of theSheriff of Etowah County. (Proposed by ActNo. 2015-97)



PROPOSED STATEWIDEAMENDMENT NUMBER EIGHT (8)

Proposing an amendment to the Constitutionof Alabama of 1901, to declare that it is thepublic policy of Alabama that the right ofpersons to work may not be denied orabridged on account of membership ornonmembership in a labor union or labororganization; to prohibit an agreement to denythe right to work, or place conditions onprospective employment, on account ofmembership or nonmembership in a laborunion or labor organization; to prohibit anemployer from requiring its employees toabstain from union membership as a conditionof employment; and to provide that anemployer may not require a person, as acondition of employment or continuation ofemployment, to pay dues, fees, or othercharges of any kind to any labor union orlabor organization. (Proposed by Act No.2016-86)



PROPOSED STATEWIDEAMENDMENT NUMBER NINE (9)

Relating to Pickens County, proposing anamendment to the Constitution of Alabama of1901, to provide that a person who is not overthe age of 75 at the time of qualifying forelection or at the time of his or herappointment may be elected or appointed tothe office of Judge of Probate of PickensCounty. (Proposed by Act No. 2016-120)



PROPOSED STATEWIDEAMENDMENT NUMBER TEN (10)

Relating to Calhoun County, proposing anamendment to the Constitution of Alabama of1901, to provide that any territory located inthe county would be subject only to the policejurisdiction and planning jurisdiction of amunicipality located wholly or partially in thecounty. (Proposed by Act No. 2016-144)



PROPOSED STATEWIDEAMENDMENT NUMBER ELEVEN (11)

Proposing an amendment to the Constitutionof Alabama of 1901, as amended, to permitcities and counties, notwithstanding anyexisting constitutional restrictions, to utilizetax increment district revenues collectedwithin a Major 21st Century ManufacturingZone and other moneys to incentivize theestablishment and improve various types ofmanufacturing facilities located or to belocated in such Zone, and to validate andconfirm the Major 21st Century ManufacturingZone Act, Act No. 2013-51. (Proposed by ActNo. 2016-267)



PROPOSED STATEWIDEAMENDMENT NUMBER TWELVE (12)

Relating to municipalities in Baldwin County;proposing an amendment to the Constitutionof Alabama of 1901, to authorize theLegislature by general or local law to providefor any municipalities in the county toincorporate a toll road and bridge authority asa public corporation in the municipality for theconstruction and operation of toll roads andbridges in the municipality and to authorizethe authority to issue revenue bonds tofinance the projects. (Proposed by Act No.2016-274)



PROPOSED STATEWIDEAMENDMENT NUMBER THIRTEEN (13)

Proposing an amendment to the Constitutionof Alabama of 1901, to repeal any existingage restriction on the appointment, election,or service of an appointed or elected official,with the exception of persons elected orappointed to a judicial office, and to prohibitthe Legislature from enacting any lawimposing a maximum age limitation on theappointment, election, or service of anyappointed or elected official. (Proposed by ActNo. 2016-429)



PROPOSED STATEWIDEAMENDMENT NUMBER FOURTEEN (14)

Proposing an amendment to the Constitutionof Alabama of 1901, to amend Amendment448 to the Constitution of Alabama of 1901,now appearing as Section 71.01 of the OfficialRecompilation of the Constitution of Alabamaof 1901, as amended, to ratify, approve,validate, and confirm the application of anybudget isolation resolution relating to a billproposing a local law adopted by theLegislature before November 8, 2016, thatconformed to the rules of either body of theLegislature at the time it was adopted.(Proposed by Act No. 2016-430)



"Shall the following Amendment to theConstitution of Alabama be adopted?"

PROPOSED AMENDMENT WHICHAPPLIES TO AUTAUGA COUNTY

PROPOSED LOCALAMENDMENT NUMBER ONE (1)

Relating to Autauga County, proposing anamendment to Amendment 626 to theConstitution of Alabama of 1901, nowappearing as Section 3, Local Amendments,Autauga County, Official Recompilation of theConstitution of Alabama of 1901, asamended, to prohibit the Sheriff of AutaugaCounty from participating in thesupernumerary program of the county and toallow the sheriff to elect to participate in theEmployees' Retirement System. (Proposed byAct No. 2015-218)

YES-Local Amendment No. 1

NO-Local Amendment No. 1

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JOHN L. THRAILKILLRepublican

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VAN SMITHRepublican

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JARRALYNNE AGEEDemocrat

STEPHANIE BELLRepublican

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ELLA B. BELLDemocrat

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ELEANOR BALLOWRepublican

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JEFFERY KEITHRepublican

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LEDRONIA GOODWINDemocrat

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JIM M. MANDERSONRepublican

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MARK HINDMANRepublican

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Castle, Darrell L.Bradley, Scott N.

Alaska Constitution

Clinton, HillaryKaine, Tim

Democrat

De La Fuente, Roque "Rocky"Steinberg, Michael

Non Affiliated

Johnson, GaryWeld, Bill

Libertarian

Stein, JillBaraka, Ajamu

Green

Trump, Donald J.Pence, Michael R.

Republican

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United States PresidentVice President

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Craig, Breck A. Non Affiliated

Gianoutsos, Ted Non Affiliated

Metcalfe, Ray Democrat

Miller, Joe Libertarian

Murkowski, Lisa Republican

Stock, Margaret Non Affiliated

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United StatesSenator

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Lindbeck, Steve Democrat

McDermott, Jim C. Libertarian

Souphanavong, Bernie Non Affiliated

Young, Don Republican

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United StatesRepresentative

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Kawasaki, Scott J. Democrat

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State RepresentativeDistrict 1

(vote for one)

Ballot Measure No. 1- 15PFVRAn Act Allowing Qualified Individuals to Register

to Vote When Applying for a Permanent Fund Dividend

YES NO

Ballot Measure No. 1

This act would instruct the Division of Elections to register a qualified Alaskan to vote when applying for the permanent fund dividend (PFD). If a person registers to vote for the first time through a PFD application, the Division of Elections would compare the person's information to state records to ensure that the person is an eligible voter. The Division of Elections would let the citizen know if he or she has been added to the state registration list, or if the person's current voting address does not match the one provided on the PFD form. Inthat case, the person could change their voter registration address. The notice also would allow an applicant to request removal from the registration list. Thus, using the data from the PFD form, the Division of Elections would register a qualified Alaskan to vote unless he or she opts out. The notice would also allow a person to register with a political party. Voter information is already confidential under existing state law.

Should this initiative become law?

Ballot Measure No. 2 Allow Debt for Postsecondary Student Loans

Senate Joint Resolution No. 2

YES NO

Ballot Measure No. 2

This amendment to Article IX, section 8 of the Alaska Constitutionwould expand the State's authority to incur debt by letting the State issue general obligation bonds backed by the state for postsecondary student loans.

Should this constitutional amendment be adopted?

Supreme Court

YES NO

Justice BolgerShall Joel H. Bolger be retained as justice of the supreme court for ten years?

YES NO

Justice MaassenShall Peter J. Maassen be retained as justice of the supreme courtfor ten years?

Court of Appeals

YES NO

Judge AllardShall Marjorie K. Allard be retained as judge of the court of appeals for eight years?

FRONT Card 1 SEQ# 1 English

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PARTISAN OFFICES

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTOR

VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN 1

U.S. SENATOR


U.S. REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESSDISTRICT 4


STATE SENATORDISTRICT 1


STATE REPRESENTATIVEDISTRICT 1


CORPORATION COMMISSIONER


BOARD OF SUPERVISORSDISTRICT 2


COUNTY ASSESSOR


COUNTY ATTORNEY


COUNTY RECORDER


COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT


COUNTY SHERIFF


COUNTY TREASURER


NON-PARTISAN OFFICES

JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURTDIVISION 4


JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURTDIVISION 7


YAVAPAI COLLEGE DISTRICT 2SCHOOL GOVERNING BOARD


JUSTICE OF THEARIZONA SUPREME COURT

Shall TIMMER, ANN, Justice of the ArizonaSupreme Court be retained in office?

JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALSDIVISION 1

Shall BROWN, MICHAEL J, Judge of the Court ofAppeals, Division 1 be retained in office?


Shall JONES, KENTON, Judge of the Court ofAppeals, Division 1 be retained in office?


Shall THOMPSON, JON W, Judge of the Court ofAppeals, Division 1 be retained in office?

TOWN OF DEWEY-HUMBOLDTCOUNCIL MEMBER


CENTRAL YAVAPAI FIRE DISTRICTGOVERNING BOARD


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OFFICIAL BALLOTGENERAL ELECTIONNOVEMBER 8, 2016COUNTY OF YAVAPAISTATE OF ARIZONA

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OFFICIAL BALLOTNOVEMBER 8, 2016CONSOLIDATED GENERAL ELECTIONSAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

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PARTY-NOMINATED OFFICESThe party label accompanying the name of a candidate for party-nominated office on the

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GARY JOHNSON For PresidentBILL WELD For Vice-President

LIBERTARIAN

JILL STEIN For PresidentAJAMU BARAKA For Vice-President

GREEN

HILLARY CLINTON For PresidentTIM KAINE For Vice-President

DEMOCRATIC

GLORIA ESTELA LA RIVA For PresidentDENNIS J. BANKS For Vice-President

PEACEAND FREEDOM

DONALD J. TRUMP For PresidentMICHAEL R. PENCE For Vice-President

REPUBLICAN,AMERICAN INDEPENDENT

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VOTER-NOMINATED AND NONPARTISAN OFFICES

All voters, regardless of the party preference they disclosed upon registration, or refusal to disclose a party preference, may vote for any

candidate for a voter-nominated or nonpartisan office. The party preference, if any, designated by a candidate for a voter-nominated office is

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the party or that the party approves of the candidate. The party preference, if any, of a candidate for a nonpartisan office does not

appear on the ballot.UNITED STATES SENATOR

LORETTA L. SANCHEZParty Preference: DemocraticUnited States Congresswoman

KAMALA D. HARRISParty Preference: DemocraticAttorney General of California

UNITED STATES SENATORVote for One

UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE

SALUD CARBAJALParty Preference: DemocraticSanta Barbara County Supervisor

JUSTIN DONALD FAREEDParty Preference: RepublicanSmall Businessman/Rancher

UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE24th DistrictVote for One

STATE SENATOR

BILL MONNINGParty Preference: DemocraticCalifornia State Senator

PALMER KAINParty Preference: RepublicanCommunity Volunteer

STATE SENATOR17th DistrictVote for One

MEMBER OF THE STATE ASSEMBLY

JORDAN CUNNINGHAMParty Preference: RepublicanBusinessman/School Trustee

DAWN ORTIZ-LEGGParty Preference: DemocraticSmall Business Owner

MEMBER OF THE STATE ASSEMBLY35th DistrictVote for One

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COAST UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

SAMUEL SHALHOUBTeacher/Guitarist/PerformerTIFFANY SILVAAppointed IncumbentEILEEN ROACHComputer Programmer/ParentDENNIS H. RIGHTMERRetired EducatorERIC G. ENDERSBYHarbor Master

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ELIZABETH WEATHERLYEducator/ParentLEE MCFARLANDAppointed Incumbent

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GOVERNING BOARD MEMBERTwo Year TermVote for One

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Shall Justice William Hood of the Colorado Supreme Court be retained in office?

Shall Judge Karen M. Ashby of the Colorado Court of Appeals be retained in office?

Shall Judge Michael H. Berger of the Colorado Court of Appeals be retained in office?

Shall Judge Steven L. Bernard of the Colorado Court of Appeals be retained in office?

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Official General Election BallotNovember 8, 2016

Brevard County, Florida 125Instructions: To vote, fill in the oval completely next to your choice. Use a black pen only.If you make a mistake, ask for a new ballot. Do not cross out or your vote may not count.To vote for a write-in candidate, fill in the oval and print the name clearly on the blank line provided for the write-in candidate.

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President and Vice President(Vote for One)

Donald J. TrumpMichael R. Pence

REP

Hillary Rodham ClintonTimothy Michael Kaine

DEM

Gary JohnsonBill Weld

LPF

Darrell L. CastleScott N. Bradley

CPF

Jill SteinAjamu Baraka

GRE

Roque "Rocky" De La FuenteMichael Steinberg

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United States Senator(Vote for One)

Marco Rubio REPPatrick Murphy DEMPaul Stanton LPFTony Khoury NPABruce Nathan NPASteven Machat NPABasil E. Dalack NPA

Write-inRepresentative in CongressDistrict 8(Vote for One)

Bill Posey REPCorry Westbrook DEMBill Stinson NPA

State SenatorDistrict 14(Vote for One)

Dorothy L. Hukill REPRichard Paul Dembinsky NPA

State RepresentativeDistrict 51(Vote for One)

Tom Goodson REPMike Blake DEM

Clerk of the Circuit Court(Vote for One)

Scott Ellis REPDave Netterstrom NPA

Board of County CommissionersDistrict 1(Vote for One)

Rita Pritchett REPRon Taylor DEM

Justice of the Supreme Court

Shall Justice Charles T. Canady of theSupreme Court be retained in office?

Yes

NoJustice of the Supreme Court

Shall Justice Jorge Labarga of theSupreme Court be retained in office?

Yes

NoJustice of the Supreme Court

Shall Justice Ricky L. Polston of theSupreme Court be retained in office?

Yes

NoDistrict Court of Appeal

Shall Judge Jay Cohen of the Fifth DistrictCourt of Appeal be retained in office?

Yes


Shall Judge James A. Edwards of the FifthDistrict Court of Appeal be retained inoffice?

Yes


Shall Judge Brian Lambert of the FifthDistrict Court of Appeal be retained inoffice?

Yes


Shall Judge Vincent G. Torpy Jr of theFifth District Court of Appeal be retained inoffice?

Yes

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Circuit Judge, 18th Judicial CircuitGroup 9(Vote for One)

Steve Henderson

Christina SanchezCounty JudgeGroup 2(Vote for One)

Kelly McCormack Ingram

Rod Kernan

No. 1 Constitutional Amendment,Article X, Section 29

Rights of Electricity ConsumersRegarding Solar Energy Choice

This amendment establishes a right underFlorida's constitution for consumers to ownor lease solar equipment installed on theirproperty to generate electricity for theirown use. State and local governmentsshall retain their abilities to protectconsumer rights and public health, safetyand welfare, and to ensure that consumerswho do not choose to install solar are notrequired to subsidize the costs of backuppower and electric grid access to thosewho do.

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For Voter Registration, Absentee Ballot status, or Election Day polling location information:Access the Secretary of State "My Voter Page" at www.mvp.sos.ga.gov/Contact the Voter Registrations and Elections Office at 678.226.7210

Advance in Person Voting Information

Board of Voter Registrations and Elections Office:Monday - Friday, October 17 - October 28, 8:00am - 5:00pmSaturday, October 22, 8:00am - 5:00pmSaturday, October 29, 7:00am - 7:00pmMonday - Friday, October 31 - November 4, 7:00am - 7:00pm

Satellite Locations:Bogan Park Community Recreation Center, Dacula Park Activity Building, George Pierce Park Community Recreation Center, Lenora Park Activity Room, Lucky Shoals Park Community Recreation Center, Mountain Park Activity Building, Shorty Howell Park Activity Building

Saturday, October 29, 7:00am - 7:00pmMonday - Friday, October 31 - November 4, 7:00am - 7:00pm

DONALD J. TRUMP - PresidentMICHAEL R. PENCE - Vice PresidentRepublicanHILLARY CLINTON - PresidentTIM KAINE- Vice PresidentDemocratGARY JOHNSON - PresidentBILL WELD - Vice PresidentLibertarian

Write-in

For President of the United States

(Vote for One)

JOHNNY ISAKSON(Incumbent) Republican

JIM BARKSDALEDemocrat

ALLEN BUCKLEYLibertarian

Write-in

For United States Senate

(Vote for One)

TIM ECHOLS(Incumbent) Republican

ERIC HOSKINSLibertarian

Write-in

For Public Service Commissioner

(To Succeed Tim Echols)(Vote for One)

VICTOR ARMENDARIZRepublican

HENRY C "HANK" JOHNSON, JR.(Incumbent) Democrat

Write-in

For U.S. Representative in

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Congressional District ofGeorgia

(Vote for One)

ROB WOODALL(Incumbent) Republican

RASHID MALIKDemocrat

Write-in


115th



(Vote for One)

JODY HICE(Incumbent) Republican

Write-in


115th



(Vote for One)

CURT THOMPSON(Incumbent) Democrat

Write-in

For State Senator From

5th District(Vote for One)

P. K. MARTIN(Incumbent) Republican

Write-in



FRAN MILLAR(Incumbent) RepublicanTAMARA JOHNSON-SHEALEYDemocrat

Write-in



STEVE HENSON(Incumbent) Democrat

Write-in


41st District(Vote for One)

RENEE UNTERMAN(Incumbent) Republican

Write-in



DAVID SHAFER(Incumbent) Republican

Write-in



ANNETTE DAVIS JACKSONRepublicanGLORIA BUTLER(Incumbent) Democrat

Write-in



LANE FLYNNRepublican

SCOTT HOLCOMB(Incumbent) Democrat

Write-in

For State Representative in the

General Assembly From

81st District(Vote for One)

DARSHUN KENDRICK(Incumbent) Democrat

Write-in

For State Representative in the

General Assembly From

93rd District(Vote for One)

KAREN BENNETT(Incumbent) Democrat

Write-in

For State Representative in

theGeneral Assembly

From 94th District(Vote for One)

SCOTT HILTONRepublican

Write-in


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RICHARD "RICK" UNDERWOODRepublicanPEDRO "PETE" MARIN(Incumbent) Democrat

Write-in


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BROOKS COLEMAN(Incumbent) Republican

Write-in


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DAVID CLARK(Incumbent) Republican

Write-in


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BRENDA LOPEZDemocrat

Write-in


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DEWEY MCCLAIN(Incumbent) Democrat

Write-in


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VALERIE CLARK(Incumbent) Republican

SAMUEL PARKDemocrat

Write-in


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From 101st District(Vote for One)

BUZZ BROCKWAY(Incumbent) RepublicanKAREN T. RIDGEWAYDemocrat

Write-in


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From 102nd District(Vote for One)

TIMOTHY BARR(Incumbent) Republican

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(C) CASTLE, Darrell L.For PRESIDENTBRADLEY, Scott N.For VICE PRESIDENT(D) CLINTON, HillaryFor PRESIDENTKAINE, TimFor VICE PRESIDENT(L) JOHNSON, GaryFor PRESIDENTWELD, BillFor VICE PRESIDENT(G) STEIN, JillFor PRESIDENTBARAKA, AjamuFor VICE PRESIDENT(R) TRUMP, Donald J.For PRESIDENTPENCE, Michael R.For VICE PRESIDENT

(C) ALLISON, Joy J.

(R) CARROLL, John

(A) GIUFFRE, John M. (Raghu)

(L) KOKOSKI, Michael A.

(D) SCHATZ, Brian

(D) GABBARD, Tulsi

(R) KAAIHUE, Angela Aulani

(D) NAKASHIMA, Mark M.

(R) YOUNG, Byron

LINDSEY, Robert K. (Bob)

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INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER

To vote, fill in the oval ( ) next to thecandidate of your choice.

To vote a "Write-in", fill in the oval nextto the blank write-in line and write thename of your choice on the blankwrite-in line.

If you make a mistake, request a newballot from an election worker.

OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT

VOTE BOTH SIDES

CANDIDATES FORUNITED STATES OFFICES

PRESIDENT

CONSTITUTIONScott CopelandJ.R. Myers - VPPresidential Electors:David W. Hartigan, Scott E. Hensler,Floyd W. Whitley, Raymond J. Writz

INDEPENDENTRocky De La FuenteMichael Steinberg - VPPresidential Electors:James Drennon, Carol Engle,Rachel Hall, Shawn Pene

LIBERTARIANGary JohnsonBill Weld - VPPresidential Electors:Mikel Hautzinger, Rob Oates,Cathy Smith, Dwight Zitek

INDEPENDENTEvan McMullinNathan Daniel Johnson - VPPresidential Electors:Valerie A. Jensen, Michael F. Johnson,John O. Parkes, Sherin G. Stark

INDEPENDENTJill SteinAjamu Baraka - VPPresidential Electors:Colby Jones, Chris Murray,Orenda Peterson, Riley Tidmarsh

REPUBLICANDonald J. TrumpMichael R. Pence - VPPresidential Electors:Layne Bangerter, Caleb Lakey,Jennifer Locke, Melinda Smyser

INDEPENDENTDarrell L. CastleScott N. Bradley - VPPresidential Electors:Rebecca Pihlajisto, Jenny Ray,Paul Venable, Susan Venable

DEMOCRATICHillary Rodham ClintonTimothy Michael Kaine - VPPresidential Electors:Diane Bilyeu, Jeanne Buell,Wendy Jaquet, Larry LaRocco

(WRITE-IN)

CANDIDATES FORUNITED STATES OFFICES

UNITED STATES SENATOR

Jerry Sturgill (DEM)

Ray J. Writz (CON)

Mike Crapo (REP)

(WRITE-IN)

REPRESENTATIVE INCONGRESS FIRST DISTRICT

James Piotrowski (DEM)

Raul R. Labrador (REP)

(WRITE-IN)

CANDIDATES FOR LEGISLATIVEDISTRICT OFFICES

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 8STATE SENATOR

Steven P. Thayn (REP)

Kirsten Faith Richardson (CON)

(WRITE-IN)

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 8STATE REPRESENTATIVE

POSITION A

Jocelyn Plass (DEM)

Terry Gestrin (REP)

(WRITE-IN)

CANDIDATES FOR LEGISLATIVEDISTRICT OFFICES

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 8STATE REPRESENTATIVE

POSITION B

Ammon Emanuel Prolife (CON)

Dorothy Moon (REP)

(WRITE-IN)

CANDIDATES FORCOUNTY OFFICES

COUNTY COMMISSIONERSECOND DISTRICT

Bill Butticci (REP)

(WRITE-IN)

COUNTY COMMISSIONERTHIRD DISTRICT

Mark H. Rekow (REP)

(WRITE-IN)

COUNTY SHERIFF

Charles Rolland (Chuck) (REP)

(WRITE-IN)

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

Erick Thomson (REP)

(WRITE-IN)

COUNTY TREASURER

Megan Keene (REP)

(WRITE-IN)

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SPECIMEN BALLOTGENERAL ELECTIONNOVEMBER 8, 2016

WARREN COUNTY, ILLINOISTo vote, darken the oval to the LEFT of your choice, like this . To cast a write-in vote, darken the oval to the LEFT of the blank space provided and write the candidate's name in that space. For specific information, refer to the card of instruction posted in the voting booth. If you tear, spoil, deface or erroneously mark this ballot, return it to the election judge and obtain another.

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT PROPOSALS

"NOTICETHE FAILURE TO VOTE THIS BALLOT MAY BE THE EQUIVALENT OF A NEGATIVE VOTE, BECAUSE A CONVENTION SHALL BE CALLED OR THE AMENDMENT SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE IF APPROVED BY EITHER THREE-FIFTHS OF THOSE VOTING ON THE QUESTION OR A MAJORITY OF THOSE VOTING IN THE ELECTION. (THIS IS NOT TO BE CONSTRUED AS A DIRECTION THAT YOUR VOTE IS REQUIRED TO BE CAST EITHER IN FAVOR OF OR IN OPPOSITION TO THE PROPOSITION HEREIN CONTAINED.)WHETHER YOU VOTE THIS BALLOT OR NOT YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION JUDGE WHEN YOU LEAVE THE VOTING BOOTH".

YESNO

CONSTITUTION BALLOTPROPOSED AMENDMENT

TO THE 1970 ILLINOIS CONSTITUTION

Explanation of Amendment

The proposed amendment adds a new section to the Revenue Article of the Illinois Constitution. The proposed amendment provides that no moneys derived from taxes, fees, excises, or license taxes, relating to registration, titles, operation, or use of vehicles or public highways, roads, streets, bridges, mass transit, intercity passenger rail, ports, or airports, or motor fuels, including bond proceeds, shall be expended for other than costs of administering laws related to vehicles and transportation, costs for construction, reconstruction, maintenance, repair, and betterment of public highways, roads, streets, bridges, mass transit, intercity passenger rail, ports, airports, or other forms of transportation, and other statutory highway purposes, including the State or local share to match federal aid highway funds. You are asked to decide whether the proposed amendment should become part of the Illinois Constitution.

For the proposed addition of Section 11 to Article IX of the Illinois Constitution.

FEDERAL

( HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON( TIMOTHY MICHAEL KAINE DEMOCRATIC

( DONALD J. TRUMP( MICHAEL R. PENCE REPUBLICAN

( GARY JOHNSON( BILL WELD LIBERTARIAN

( JILL STEIN( AJAMU BARAKA GREEN

( Write-in ______________________________________________________

( Write-in_______________________________________________________

FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENTOF THE UNITED STATES

(Vote for one)

TAMMY DUCKWORTH DEMOCRATIC

MARK STEVEN KIRK REPUBLICAN

KENTON McMILLEN LIBERTARIAN

SCOTT SUMMERS GREENWrite-in _____________________________________________________

FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR(Vote for one)

STATE

SUSANA MENDOZA DEMOCRATIC

LESLIE GEISSLER MUNGER REPUBLICAN

CLAIRE BALL LIBERTARIAN

TIM CURTIN GREEN

FOR COMPTROLLER(For an unexpired two year term)

(Vote for one)

CONGRESSIONAL

CHERI BUSTOS DEMOCRATIC

PATRICK HARLAN REPUBLICAN

FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESSSEVENTEENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

(Vote for one)

LEGISLATIVE

No Candidate DEMOCRATIC

JIL TRACY REPUBLICANWrite-in _____________________________________________________

FOR STATE SENATORFORTY-SEVENTH LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT

(Vote for one)

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IT IS A CRIME TO FALSIFY THIS BALLOT OR TO VIOLATE INDIANA ELECTION LAWSOFFICIAL BALLOT GENERAL ELECTION

MARION COUNTY, INDIANA - NOVEMBER 8, 2016CASTING A VOTE: To vote for the candidate of your choice, darken the oval to the LEFT of the candidate's name. If you makea mistake, return your ballot to the Election Official and obtain another. Do not attempt to erase any marks made in error.

PUBLIC QUESTIONS: To vote on a public question, darken the oval to the left of the word ‘YES’ or ‘NO’ following eachquestion.

WRITE-IN: To vote for a write-in candidate, write the name of the candidate on the line provided and darken the oval. Awrite-in vote will NOT be counted unless the vote is for a DECLARED write-in candidate.

STRAIGHT PARTY VOTING: To vote a Straight Party Ticket for all Democrat, Republican, or Libertarian candidates on thisballot, darken the oval to the left of the party name and do not make any other marks on this ballot. If you wish to vote for acandidate seeking a nonpartisan office or on a public question, you must darken the oval in the appropriate place on thisballot.

SPLIT-TICKET VOTING: You may vote a Straight Party Ticket by darkening the oval to the left of ONE party choice and then bydarkening the oval for individual candidates of your choice in any other party OR you may darken the oval to the left of yourcandidate choice in each office.

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS: A ballot cast for the named candidates for President and Vice President of the United States isconsidered a ballot cast for the slate of presidential electors nominated by that political party or independent candidate.

JUDICIAL RETENTION QUESTIONS: If you wish to vote on a judicial retention question, you must darken the oval to the left ofthe word ‘YES’ or ‘NO’ following each question.

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PUBLIC QUESTIONS

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTQUESTION

Shall the Constitution of the State ofIndiana be amended by adding aSection 39 to Article 1 to providethat the right to hunt, fish, andharvest wildlife shall be foreverpreserved for the public good,subject only to the laws prescribedby the General Assembly and rulesprescribed by virtue of the authorityof the General Assembly to: (1)promote wildlife conservation andmanagement; and (2) preserve thefuture of hunting and fishing?

YES

NO

MARION COUNTY PUBLICQUESTION

Shall Marion County have the abilityto impose a county economicdevelopment income tax rate, not toexceed a rate of 0.25%, to pay forimproving or establishing publictransportation service in the countythrough a public transportationproject that will create a connectednetwork of buses and rapid transitlines; increase service frequency;extend operational hours; andimplement three new rapid transitlines?

YES

NO

STRAIGHT PARTY

(1) To vote a Straight Party Ticket for allDemocrat, Republican, or Libertariancandidates on this ballot, darken theoval to the left of the party name and donot make any other marks on this ballot.(2) If you wish to vote for a candidateseeking a nonpartisan office or on apublic question, you must darken theoval in the appropriate place on thisballot.

DEMOCRATIC PARTY

REPUBLICAN PARTY

LIBERTARIAN PARTY

PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENTOF THE UNITED STATES

Vote For ONE (1) Only

1A HILLARY CLINTON andTIM KAINEDEMOCRATIC PARTY

1B DONALD J. TRUMP andMICHAEL R. PENCEREPUBLICAN PARTY

1C GARY JOHNSON andBILL WELDLIBERTARIAN PARTY

Write-in

UNITED STATES SENATORVote For ONE (1) Only

2A EVAN BAYHDEMOCRATIC PARTY

2B TODD YOUNGREPUBLICAN PARTY

2C LUCY BRENTONLIBERTARIAN PARTY

Write-in

GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANTGOVERNOR


3A JOHN R. GREGG andCHRISTINA HALEDEMOCRATIC PARTY

3B ERIC HOLCOMB andSUZANNE CROUCHREPUBLICAN PARTY

3C REX BELL andKARL (K-TAT) TATGENHORSTLIBERTARIAN PARTY

Write-in

ATTORNEY GENERALVote For ONE (1) Only

4A LORENZO ARREDONDODEMOCRATIC PARTY

4B CURTIS T. HILL, JR.REPUBLICAN PARTY

SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLICINSTRUCTION


5A GLENDA RITZDEMOCRATIC PARTY

5B JENNIFER MCCORMICKREPUBLICAN PARTY

Official General Election Ballot

INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER

1. Voting Mark: To vote, fill in theoval next to your choice.

Q Candidate NameR Candidate Name

2. Write-in Votes. To vote fora person whose name is not onthe ballot, write the name on thewrite-in line below the list ofcandidates and fill in the ovalnext to it.3. Use a black ball point pen.4. Do not cross out. If youchange your mind, exchangeyour ballot for a new one.

OFFICIAL BALLOT

Woodbury County Auditor &Recorder

& County Commissioner ofElections

____________: Precinct Election Official

Where to find the judges: Onthe back of this ballot, starting inthe 2nd column.

Turn the Ballot Over

Write-in vote for Vice President, if any

1Precinct

Partisan Offices

STRAIGHT PARTY VOTING

Straight party voting. To votefor all candidates from a singleparty, fill in the oval in front of theparty name. Not all parties havenominated candidates for alloffices. Marking a straight partyvote does not include votes fornonpartisan offices, judges orquestions.

Democratic Party

Republican Party

Libertarian Party

New Independent Party Iowa

The following politicalorganizations have nominatedcandidates for only one office:Constitution PartyIowa Green PartyLegal Marijuana NowParty for Socialism and Liberation

Federal Offices

For President and Vice PresidentVote for no more than ONE TEAM

Hillary ClintonTim KaineDemocratic Party

Donald J TrumpMichael R PenceRepublican Party

Darrell L CastleScott N BradleyConstitution Party

Jill SteinAjamu BarakaIowa Green Party

Dan R VacekMark G ElworthLegal Marijuana Now

Gary JohnsonBill WeldLibertarian Party

Lynn KahnJay StolbaNew Independent Party Iowa

Gloria La RivaDennis J BanksParty for Socialism and Liberation

Rocky Roque De La FuenteMichael Steinberg

Evan McMullinNathan Johnson

Write-in vote, if any

For U.S. SenatorVote for no more than ONE

Patty JudgeDemocratic Party

Charles E GrassleyRepublican Party

Charles AldrichLibertarian Party

Jim HennagerNew Independent Party Iowa

Michael Luick-Thrams


For U.S. Representative District 4Vote for no more than ONE

Kim WeaverDemocratic Party

Steve KingRepublican Party


State Offices

For State RepresentativeDistrict 14

Vote for no more than ONE

Timothy H KacenaDemocratic Party

Robert HendersonRepublican Party


County Offices

For Board of Supervisors District 1Vote for no more than ONE

Jaclyn SmithDemocratic Party

Keith W RadigRepublican Party



Marty PottebaumDemocratic Party

Brian MillerRepublican Party

Mark Monson



Bruce GarbeDemocratic Party

Rocky De WittRepublican Party

Gary P Niles


For County Auditor & RecorderVote for no more than ONE

Patrick GillDemocratic Party

Joanne CraigRepublican Party


For County SheriffVote for no more than ONE

Dave DrewRepublican Party


WOODBURY COUNTY


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Making selectionsOfficesTo vote for a person, darken the oval to the left of the person's name.To vote for presidential electors for candidates for president and vice-president darken the oval at the left of the names of the candidatesJudicial RetentionTo vote for a Justice of the Supreme Court, Judge of the Court of Appeals or District Court being retained in office darken the oval to left of the word "Yes"; to vote against retaining in office darken the oval to the left of the word "No".Question SubmittedTo vote in favor of any question submitted upon this ballot, darken the oval to the left of the word "Yes"; to vote against it, darken the oval to the left of the word "No".Optional write-inTo vote for a person whose name is not printed on the ballot, write the person's name in the blank space, and darken the oval to the left.To vote for presidential electors to be selected by candidates for president and vice-president whose names are not printed on the ballot, write the persons' names in the appropriate blank spaces and darken the oval at the left of the names of the candidates.

If you tear, deface, or make amistake and wrongfully markany ballot, you must return itto the election board andreceive a new ballot or set ofballots.

Continue voting on back side

Read Both Sides of Ballot

Darken the oval completely with blue or black pen

NATIONAL OFFICESfor Presidential Electorsfor President andVice-PresidentVote for One Set of Electors

Stein and BarakaindependentClinton and KaineDemocraticTrump and PenceRepublicanJohnson and WeldLibertarian

or write-inand

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United States SenatorVote for ONE (1)

Robert D. GarrardLibertarianEdgerton

Jerry MoranRepublicanManhattan

Patrick WiesnerDemocraticLawrence

or write-in

United StatesRepresentative2nd DISTRICTVote for ONE (1)

James HoustonBales

LibertarianLawrence

Lynn JenkinsRepublicanTopeka

Britani PotterDemocraticOttawa

or write-in

STATE OFFICESState Senator2nd DISTRICTVote for ONE (1)

Marci FranciscoDemocraticLawrence

Meredith RicheyRepublicanPerry

or write-in

State Representative46th DISTRICTVote for ONE (1)

Dennis "Boog"Highberger

DemocraticLawrence

or write-in

District AttorneyVote for ONE (1)

Charles E. BransonLawrence Democratic

or write-in

State Board of EducationMember4th DISTRICTVote for ONE (1)

Sue E. MollenkampTopeka Republican

Ann E. MahTopeka Democratic

or write-in

COUNTY OFFICESCounty ClerkVote for ONE (1)

Jamie ShewLawrence Democratic

or write-in

County TreasurerVote for ONE (1)

Paula GilchristLawrence Democratic

or write-in

COUNTY OFFICESRegister of DeedsVote for ONE (1)

Kay PesnellEudora Democratic

or write-in

SheriffVote for ONE (1)

Kenneth McGovernLawrence Republican

or write-in

STATE JUDICIAL BALLOTSupreme Court

For JusticeVote Yes or NoShall Carol A. Beier, Topeka,Position No. 1, be retained inoffice?

Yes

No

Shall Dan Biles, Shawnee,Position No. 2, be retained inoffice?

Yes

No

Shall Lawton R. Nuss,Topeka, Position No. 3, beretained in office?

Yes

No

Shall Marla Luckert, Topeka,Position No. 5, be retained inoffice?

Yes

No

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37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 46, 47, 48, 49, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 59, 60, 64, 65, 66, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 78, 80, 81, 82, 83, 87, 88, 89, 90, 97, 98, 99, 102, 103, 105, 107.W

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2: Pcts. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 12,

14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 21, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 31, 32, 37. W

ard

3: Pcts. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,

11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56.

t C

ouncilm

an D

istrict 2 t

Ward

1: Pcts. 86, 91, 92, 95, 101.

Ward

2: Pcts. 2, 4, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13,

19, 20, 22, 24, 25, 31.

t C

ouncilm

an D

istrict 3 t

Ward

3: Pcts. 4, 5, 19, 20, 36, 40, 44,

49, 50, 56.

t C

ouncilm

an D

istrict 4 t

Ward

1: Pcts. 55, 71, 87, 97.

Ward

3: Pcts. 1, 2, 6, 9, 12, 14, 25, 26,

30, 46, 54.

t C

ouncilm

an D

istrict 5 t

Ward

1: Pcts. 23, 24, 25, 58, 70, 77,

84, 93.W

ard

2: Pcts. 1, 16, 23, 27, 30.

Ward

3: Pcts. 8, 24, 42.

t C

ouncilm

an D

istrict 7 t

Ward

1: Pcts. 10, 14, 15, 26, 27, 28,

29, 30, 31, 32, 35, 37, 39, 40, 48, 50, 57, 61, 62, 63, 64.

t C

ouncilm

an D

istrict 8 t

Ward

1: Pcts. 81, 89, 90, 98, 99, 103.

Ward

3: Pcts. 7, 10, 11, 28, 32, 41.

t C

ouncilm

an D

istrict 9 t

Ward

3: Pcts. 3, 15, 16, 18, 21, 22, 33,

34, 38, 43, 45, 47, 48, 53.

EA

ST B

ATO

N R

OU

GE P

AR

ISH

SA

MP

LE B

ALLO

T

Voters in E

ast Baton R

ouge Parish w

ill cast ballots Nov. 8 in the race for president and vice president of the U

nited States, and in primaries for U

.S. Senate and two of L

oui-siana’s six seats in the U

.S. House of R

epresentatives. Also on the ballot are races for m

ayor-president and for 10 of the parish’s 12 council seats. Voters w

ill also decide the fate of six proposed am

endments to the state’s constitution, tw

o parishwide propositions, tw

o St. George F

ire District propositions and a single proposition in C

oncord Estates

Crim

e Prevention D

istrict. Polls open at 6 a.m

. and close at 8 p.m.United StatesSenator

(Vote for O

NE

)

Beryl B

illiot

1N

o P

arty

Charles B

oustany

2R

epub

lican

Foster C

amp

bell

3D

emo

crat

“Josep

h” Cao

4R

epub

lican

Tho

mas P. C

lements

5Lib

ertarian

Donald “C

rawdaddy” C

rawford

6R

epub

lican

David

Duke

7R

epub

lican

Derrick E

dw

ards

8D

emo

crat

Caro

line Fayard9

Dem

ocrat

John Flem

ing10

Rep

ublican

Le Ro

y Gillam

11Lib

ertarian

Troy H

ebert

12N

o P

arty

John K

ennedy

13R

epub

lican

Gary Land

rieu14

Dem

ocrat

William

Robert “B

ob” Lang, Jr.15

Other

“Ro

b” M

aness16

Rep

ublican

Kaitlin M

arone

17N

o P

arty

Charles M

arsala18

Rep

ublican

MV

“Vinny” M

endo

za19

Dem

ocrat

Ab

hay Patel

20R

epub

lican

Joshua P

ellerin21

Dem

ocrat

Greg

ory Taylo

r, Jr.22

Other

Ard

en Wells

23N

o P

arty

Peter W

illiams

24D

emo

crat

JILL STEINof M

assachusetts

AJA

MU

BARA

KAof G

eorgia

GA

RY JOH

NSO

Nof N

ew M

exico

BILL WELD

of Massachusetts

DO

NA

LD J. TRU

MP

of New

York

MICH

AEL R. PEN

CEof Indiana

DARRELL L. CASTLE

of Tennessee

SCOTT N

. BRAD

LEYof Utah

EVAN M

CMU

LLINof W

ashington D.C.

NATH

AN

JOH

NSO

Nof California

LAU

RENCE KO

TLIKOFF

of Massachusetts

EDW

ARD

LEAM

ERof California

TOM

HO

EFLINGof Iow

a

STEVE SCHU

LINof South Carolina

PRINCESS

JACO

B-FAM

BROof California

MILTO

N L. FAM

BRO, III

of California

GLO

RIA LA

RIVAof California

EUG

ENE PU

RYEAR

of Washington D

.C.

ALYSO

N KEN

NED

Yof Illinois

OSBO

RNE H

ART

of Pennsylvania

CHRIS KEN

ISTONof Texas

DEA

CON

TAYLOR

of Colorado

JERRY WH

ITEof M

ichigan

NILES N

IEMU

THof W

isconsin

FOR PRESIDENT ANDVICE PRESIDENT OFTHE UNITED STATES

VOTE FOR ONE PRESIDENTIALCANDIDATE ONLY

DE

MO

CR

AT

IC P

AR

TY

“ELECTORS”

Karen C

arter Peterso

n, At Larg

eS

tephen G

arrison H

andw

erk, 3rd D

istrictR

. Michael M

cHale, Jr., A

t Large

Larry Ferdinand

, 4th District

James K

enneth Harlan, 1st D

istrictB

amb

i Po

lotzo

la, 5th District

Lisa R. D

igg

s, 2nd D

istrictD

awn C

ollins, 6th D

istrictK

athleen Blan

GR

EE

N P

AR

TY

“ELECTORS”

LIB

ER

TA

RIA

N P

AR

TY

“ELECTORS”

RE

PU

BL

ICA

N P

AR

TY

“ELECTORS”

CO

NS

TIT

UT

ION

PA

RT

Y N

OM

INE

E“ELECTORS”

CO

UR

AG

E C

HA

RA

CT

ER

SE

RV

ICE

“ELECTORS”

IT’S

OU

R C

HIL

DR

EN

“ELECTORS”

LIF

E,F

AM

ILY

,CO

NS

TIT

UT

ION

“ELECTORS”

LO

YA

L T

RU

ST

WO

RT

HY

CO

MP

AS

SIO

NA

TE

“ELECTORS”

SO

CIA

LIS

M A

ND

LIB

ER

AT

ION

“ELECTORS”

Niko

le Eb

onie S

mith, A

t Large

Kevin S

. Davis, 3rd

District

Jarett Auco

in, At Larg

eB

ryon B

ritton, 4th D

istrictR

ebecca H

ensley, 1st District

Devin G

ilmo

re, 5th District

Malik H

aneef Rahim

, 2nd D

istrictYaland

a Yvette G

ilmo

re, 6th District

SO

CIA

LIS

M E

QU

AL

ITY

AN

TI-W

AR

“ELECTORS”

Aaro

n Muse, A

t Large

Bro

ck A. P

alom

bo

, 3rd D

istrictT

hom

as A. A

gnew

, At Larg

eA

llan R. H

arris, 4th District

Daniel M

ark Ho

pp

es, 1st District

Alice H

ill, 5th District

Julian Labat, 2nd

District

Rand

y J. Faucheux, III, 6th District

SO

CIA

LIS

T W

OR

KE

RS

PA

RT

Y“ELECTORS”

Michael Terrance H

ow

ells, At Larg

eJam

es T. Blanchard

, 3rd D

istrictH

ow

ard H

erbert A

llen, At Larg

eP

aul M. O

gea, 4th D

istrictTrey B

rumfield

, 1st District

Shag

ula So

nnier, 5th District

Irina McA

llister, 2nd D

istrictA

dam

Alliso

n, Jr., 6th District

VE

TE

RA

NS

PA

RT

Y“ELECTORS”

Ro

bin C

. Bro

wn, A

t Large

Do

yle William

s, 3rd D

istrictJo

seph Land

ry, At Larg

eK

ichelle Ro

we, 4th D

istrictS

amuel W

hithorn, 1st D

istrictM

egan S

anders, 5th D

istrictP

atrick Danto

n, 2nd D

istrictB

yron J. B

row

n, 6th District

“A vote for can

did

ates for presid

ent

and

vice presid

ent is a vote for each

of the electors su

pp

orting th

osecan

did

ates.”

HILLARY RO

DH

AM CLIN

TON

of New

York

TIMO

THY M

ICHA

EL KAIN

Eof Virginia

Mo

rgan M

oss, Jr., A

t Large

Bart E

verson, A

t Large

Heath W

alker, 1st District

Anika S

imo

ne Ofo

ri, 2nd D

istrict

Jacob

y Carter, 3rd

District

John P

erkins, 4th District

David

Bielut, 5th D

istrictR

om

i Elnag

er, 6th District

Shane P

aul Landry, A

t Large

Ro

bert E

vans, Jr., At Larg

eM

ichael Do

dd

, 1st District

Eric W

. Hailar, 2nd

District

Guy M

cLendo

n, 3rd D

istrictC

od

y A. Jenning

s, 4th District

Keith T

hom

pso

n, 5th District

Everett C

hase Baud

ean, 6th District

Garrett C

. Mo

nti, At Larg

eS

teven Sco

tt Wilfo

ng, A

t Large

Christopher D

avid Trahan, 1st District

Lloyd

A. H

arsch, 2nd D

istrict

Charles L. B

uckels, Jr., 3rd D

istrictLo

uis R. A

vallone, 4th D

istrictK

ay Kello

gg

Katz, 5th D

istrictLennie H

. Rhys, 6th D

istrict

Chereé S

. Bo

dd

en, At Larg

eM

alcolm

B. S

onnier, A

t Large

Seth R

ob

ert Stiles, 1st D

istrictR

ob

ert T. Sim

s, 2nd D

istrict

Garry R

. Graff, 3rd

District

Peter A

. Vid

rine, 4th District

Jimm

y W. W

illiams, Jr., 5th D

istrictM

itchel D. B

od

den, 6th D

istrict

Tanner Garrett M

ilner, At Larg

eB

etty Co

oksey P

arker, At Larg

eJune W

. Erickso

n, 1st District

Evan Patrick C

ampbell Judge, 2nd D

istrictC

ory R

yan Prince, 3rd

District

Crystal J. P

op

pell, 4th D

istrictW

hitney Lynn Keith, 5th D

istrictS

arah Joy H

ays, 6th District

Dylan M

eans, At Larg

eN

elda A

nn LeJeune, At Larg

eM

axwell C

leyton M

eans, 1st District

Lauren Pheriche R

ob

inson, 2nd

District

Kim

berly R

eneé LeJeune, 3rd D

istrictC

lifford

Bro

ussard, 4th D

istrictTravis M

ichael Daig

le, 5th District

Laurie McC

lurg, 6th D

istrict

Kim

Foster, A

t Large

Derek M

arshall, At Larg

eC

ynthia H. P

almer, 1st D

istrictE

ric Foster, 2nd

District

Jay Baro

ne, At Larg

eM

ichelle M. S

ochia, A

t Large

Jonathan S

ochia, 1st D

istrictLaurence A

rant, 2nd D

istrict

Jeannette Marq

uize, 3rd D

istrictA

udrey G

ail Linn, 4th District

Paula A

. Bratto

n, 5th District

Suzanne H

. Lewis, 6th D

istrict

Perry C

lark, 3rd D

istrictR

yan Tarrell Blaze, 4th D

istrictA

shley Latoya M

oo

re, 5th District

Mo

nica Butler, 6th D

istrict

United StatesRepresentative

2nd C

ong

ressional D

istrict

(Vote for O

NE

)

Kenneth C

utno32

Dem

ocrat

Melvin L. “K

ip” H

old

en34

Dem

ocrat

Ced

ric Richm

ond

35D

emo

crat

United States

Representative

6th C

on

gressio

nal D

istrict

(Vo

te for O

NE

)

Ro

bert L

amar “B

ob

” Bell

58R

epu

blican

Rich

ard M

. Fo

ntan

esi59

Lib

ertarian

Devin

Lan

ce Grah

am60

Oth

er

Garret G

raves61

Rep

ub

lican

Rich

ard L

ieberm

an62

Dem

ocrat

Jermain

e Sam

pso

n63

Dem

ocrat

Am

end

men

t No.1

Do

yo

u su

pp

ort a

n a

men

dm

ent to

pro

vid

e tha

t the

ma

nn

er of a

pp

oin

tmen

t for th

e registra

r of v

oters in

each

pa

rish is a

s pro

vid

ed b

y la

w a

nd

to req

uire th

eq

ua

lificatio

ns o

f the reg

istrar to

be p

rov

ided

by

law

?(A

men

ds A

rticle XI,S

ection 5)A

men

dm

ent N

o.2

Do

yo

u su

pp

ort a

n a

men

dm

ent to

au

tho

rize the p

ost-

second

ary edu

cation m

anagem

ent b

oards to estab

lishth

e tuition

and

man

datory fee am

oun

ts charged

by in

-stitu

tion

s un

der th

eir sup

ervisio

n a

nd

ma

na

gem

ent,

with

ou

t legisla

tive a

pp

rov

al? (A

dd

s Article V

III,Sec-

tion 7.2)

Am

end

men

t No.3

Do

yo

u su

pp

ort a

n a

men

dm

ent to

elimin

ate th

e de-

du

ctibility of fed

eral incom

e taxes paid

in com

pu

ting

state co

rpo

rate in

com

e tax

es? (Effectiv

e Ja

nu

ary

1,2017) (A

men

ds A

rticle VII,S

ection 4(A

))

Am

end

men

t No.4

Do you

sup

port an

amen

dm

ent to au

thorize an

exemp

tion from

ad valorem

prop

erty tax for the total assessed

value of th

e hom

estead of an

un

married

survivin

g spou

se of a person

wh

o died

wh

ile on active

du

ty a

s a m

emb

er of th

e arm

ed fo

rces of th

e Un

itedS

tates or the L

ouisian

a Nation

al Gu

ard,or w

hile p

er-form

ing th

eir du

ties as a state police,law

enforcem

ent,

or fire protection

officer? (Effective D

ecemb

er 1,2016)(A

dd

s Article V

II,Section

21(M))

Am

end

men

t No.5

Do you

sup

port an

amen

dm

ent to estab

lish th

e Reven

ue S

tabilization

Tru

stF

un

d for th

e dep

osit of recurrin

g min

eral and

corporate tax reven

ues,to

restrict the u

se of the fu

nd

to 10% of th

e balan

ce wh

enth

e balan

ce reaches $5 b

illion,to restrict th

e use of th

efu

nd

to co

nstru

ction

pro

jects an

d tra

nsp

orta

tion

in-

frastru

cture,a

nd

to a

lloca

te recurrin

g m

inera

l rev-

enu

es to th

e pa

ym

ent o

f state em

plo

yee retirem

ent

deb

t? (Ad

ds A

rticle VII,S

ection 10(F

)(4)(h),10.15,an

d10.16)

Am

end

men

t No.6

Do you

sup

port an

amen

dm

ent to au

thorize th

e use of u

p to five p

ercent of

curren

t year app

ropriation

s or allocations from

statutorily or certain

con-

stitution

ally created fu

nd

s or up

to one p

ercent of th

e curren

t year’s bal-

an

ces in certa

in co

nstitu

tion

ally

created

fun

ds to

elimin

ate a

pro

jectedd

eficit in th

e next fiscal year if th

e official forecast for the n

ext fiscal yearis less th

an th

e official forecast for the cu

rrent fiscal year or if th

e officialforecast h

as been

redu

ced b

y at least one p

ercent from

the m

ost recently ad

opted

estimate for th

e ensu

ing fis-

cal y

ear,a

nd

to ex

emp

t certain

fun

ds a

nd

ma

nd

ates

from

bein

g u

sed to

elimin

ate a

pro

jected d

eficit?(A

men

ds A

rticle VII,S

ection

10(F)(2)(b

);ad

ds A

rticleV

II,Section

10(F)(4)(h

),(i),(j),(k),an

d (l))

PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDM

ENTS

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

Parish

wid

e Cou

ncil on

Agin

g Prop

osition

Sh

all the P

arish of E

ast Baton

Rou

ge,State of L

ouisian

a (the “P

arish”) b

eau

thorized

to levy and

collect a 2.25 mills ad

valorem tax (th

e “Tax”) (an

es-tim

ated $7,875,000 is reason

ably exp

ected to b

e collected from

the levy of

the T

ax for an en

tire year),for a period

of ten (10) years,b

eginn

ing w

ith th

etax collection

for the year 2017,an

d an

nu

ally thereafter,to an

d in

clud

ing

the y

ear 2026,a

nd

sha

ll the p

roceed

s of th

e Ta

x (a

fter pa

yin

g rea

son

ab

lean

d n

ecessary expen

ses of collecting an

d ad

min

istering th

e Tax) b

e used

entirely an

d exclu

sively for the p

urp

ose of (i) provid

ing fu

nd

s to acqu

ire,co

nstru

ct,op

erate a

nd

ma

inta

in fa

cilities to serv

e elderly

citizens in

the

Parish

,and

to operate an

d m

aintain

program

s,services and

activities foreld

erly citizens in

the P

arish,in

clud

ing p

rovidin

g meals at sen

ior citizenlocation

s,provid

ing h

ome d

elivered m

eals,provid

ing h

omem

aker services,

perso

na

l care a

ssistan

ce,nu

trition

al ed

uca

tion

,welln

ess pro

gra

ms a

nd

recreatio

na

l pro

gra

ms,in

each

case to

be co

nd

ucted

an

d a

dm

inistered

by

the E

ast B

ato

n R

ou

ge P

arish

Co

un

cil on

the A

gin

g,In

c.,or a

ny

successo

r thereto

(“Co

un

cil on

Ag

ing

”),an

d (ii) p

rov

idin

g fu

nd

s for th

eop

erating b

ud

get of the C

oun

cil on A

ging,or an

y suc-

cessor thereto?

Parish

wid

e Recreation

and

Park

Com

mission

Prop

osition

Sh

all th

e Recrea

tion

an

d P

ark

Co

mm

ission

for th

e Pa

rish o

f Ea

st Ba

ton

Ro

ug

e (“BR

EC

”) be a

uth

orized

to ren

ew th

e levy

an

d co

llection

of a

3.96m

ills tax (the “T

ax”) on all p

roperty su

bject to taxation

in th

e Parish

of East

Baton

Rou

ge,State of L

ouisian

a (an estim


ably ex-

pected

at th

is time to

be co

llected fro

m th

e levy

of th

e Ta

x fo

r an

entire

year),for a period

of ten (10) years,com

men

cing w

ithth

e yea

r 2017,an

d a

nn

ua

lly th

ereafter to

an

d in

clud

-in

g the year 2026,to p

rovide fu

nd

s for main

tainin

g and

operatin

g the p

ub

lic park

s and

recreational p

roperties

and

facilities of BR

EC

,and

mak

ing availab

le fun

ds for

the op

erating b

ud

get of BR

EC

?

PRO

POSITIO

N(S)

YES

NO

YES

NO

St.G

eorge Fire P

rotection D

istrict No.2 P

roposition

s

Prop

osition N

o.1

Sh

all th

e St.G

eorg

e Fire P

rotectio

n D

istrict No

.2,Pa

rish o

f Ea

st Ba

ton

Rou

ge,State of L

ouisian

a,un

der th

e provision

s of Article V

I,Section

19 ofth

e 1974 Co

nstitu

tion

of L

ou

isian

a,P

art I o

f Ch

ap

ter 7 of T

itle 40 of th

eL

ouisian

a Revised

Statu

tes of 1950,as amen

ded

,and

other con

stitution

alan

d statu

tory auth

ority sup

plem

ental th

ereto,be re-au

thorized

to levy and

collect an ad

valorem tax of 6.00 m

ills (“the T

ax”) in each

calend

ar year onall p

roperty su

bject to taxation

in th

e St.G

eorge Fire P

rotection D

istrictN

o.2 of the P

arish of E

ast Baton

Rou

ge for a period

of ten (10) years,com

-m

encin

g in

the y

ear 2018 to

an

d in

clud

ing

the y

ear 2027 (a

n estim

ated

$6,000,000 is reasonab

ly expected

to be collected

from th

e levy of the T

axfor th

e entire first year,an

d th

is amou

nt w

ill increase

if the valu

e of prop

erty sub

ject to taxation in

creases),an

d sh

all the avails or p

roceeds of said

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e used

en-

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exclusively for d

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ent,op

eration an

dm

ainten

ance of th

e fire protection

facilities,equ

ipm

ent

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nel of th

e St.G

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in S

t.George F

ire Protection

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o.2?

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osition N

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all th

e St.G

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ton

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a Revised

Statu

tes of 1950,as amen

ded

,and

other con

stitution

al and

statutory au

thority su

pp

lemen

tal thereto,b

e re-auth

orized to levy an

d col-

lect an ad

valorem tax of 1.50 m

ills in each

calend

ar year on all p

roperty su

b-

ject to taxation in

the S

t.George F

ire Protection

District N

o.2 of the P

arishof E

ast Baton

Rou

ge for a period

of five (5) years,comm

encin

g in th

e year2017 to an

d in

clud

ing th

e year 2021 (an estim


ably

expected

to be collected

from th

e levy of the T

ax for the

entire first y

ear,a

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this a

mo

un

t will in

crease if th

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with

in S

t.George F

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o.2?

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NO

YES

NO

Con

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states Crim

e Preven

tion D

istrict (the “D

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collect an an

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r-p

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YES

NO

Mayor-President

Metro

Co

uncil, City o

f Bato

n Ro

uge

(Vote for O

NE

)

Beverly A

mad

or

76O

ther

R. J. “S

mo

kie” Bo

urgeo

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Rep

ublican

Sharo

n Westo

n Bro

om

e78

Dem

ocrat

Rufus C

raig79

Libertarian

“John” D

elgad

o80

Rep

ublican

Darryl G

issel81

No

Party

Braylo

n Hyd

e82

Rep

ublican

“Greg

” LaFleur83

Dem

ocrat

C. D

enise Marcelle

84D

emo

crat

Byro

n Sharp

er85

Dem

ocrat

“Bo

di” W

hite86

Rep

ublican

Cad

e William

s87

Other

Councilman

Metro

District 2

(Vote for O

NE

)

Ulysses “B

ones” A

dd

ison

88D

emo

crat

Chauna B

anks89

Dem

ocrat

Greg

ory H

andy, S

r.90

Dem

ocrat

Councilman

Metro

District 3

(Vote for O

NE

)

Chand

ler Loup

e91

Rep

ublican

Rani W

hitfield92

Dem

ocrat

Councilman

Metro

District 4

(Vote for O

NE

)

Marand

a White

93D

emo

crat

Sco

tt Wilso

n94

Rep

ublican

Councilman

Metro

District 5

(Vote for O

NE

)

Daniel B

anguel

95D

emo

crat

Linda D

ewey

96D

emo

crat

“Joe” D

orsey

97R

epub

lican

Erika L. G

reen98

Dem

ocrat

“Ab

i” Wing

et99

Dem

ocrat

Councilman

Metro

District 7

(Vote for O

NE

)

Hazel B

radley-A

verhart100

Dem

ocrat

Daniel C

ausey, II101

Libertarian

LaMo

nt Co

le102

Dem

ocrat

Elvin S

terling, Jr.

103D

emo

crat

Tyronn T

hom

as104

Dem

ocrat

Councilman

Metro

District 8

(Vote for O

NE

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“Bud

dy” A

mo

roso

105R

epub

lican

Anto

ine Pierce

106D

emo

crat

Wend

ell Pip

er107

Dem

ocrat

Councilman

Metro

District 9

(Vote for O

NE

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Eug

ene Co

llins109

Dem

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Dw

ight H

udso

n110

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“Jim” M

ora

111D

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crat

Kenneth P

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Official BallotPresidential General ElectionNovember 8, 2016State of Maryland, Montgomery County

InstructionsInstrucciones

Making SelectionsSeleccionando

Fill in the oval to the left ofthe name of your choice.You must blacken the ovalcompletely, and do notmake any marks outside ofthe oval. You do not haveto vote in every race.Llene el óvalo a la izquierdadel nombre de su selección.Debe rellenar el óvalocompletamente y no haganinguna marca fuera delóvalo. No tiene que votar encada contienda.

Do not cross out or erase,or your vote may not count.If you make a mistake or astray mark, you may ask fora new ballot.No debe tachar o borrar, o suvoto no se contará. Sicomete un error o hace unamarca demás, puede solicitaruna nueva papeleta.

Papeleta Electoral OficialElección General Presidencial8 de Noviembre del 2016Estado de Maryland, Condado de Montgomery

Optional write-inEscritura opcional

To add a candidate, fill inthe oval to the left of "orwrite-in" and print the nameclearly on the dotted line.Para agregar un candidato,llene el óvalo a la izquierda de"o por escrito" y escriba elnombre claramente en lalínea punteada.

President and Vice Presidentof the United StatesVote for 1Presidente y Vicepresidente delos Estados UnidosVote por 1

Donald J. TrumpNew Yorkand/yand

Michael PenceIndianaRepublican

Republican/Republicano

Hillary ClintonNew Yorkand/yand

Tim KaineVirginiaDemocratic

Democratic/Demócrata

Gary JohnsonNew Mexicoand/yand

Bill WeldMassachusettsLibertarian

Libertarian/Libertario

Jill SteinMassachusettsand/yand

Ajamu BarakaGeorgiaGreen

Green/Verde

or write-in:

or write-in/o por escrito:

U.S. SenatorVote for 1Senador de EE.UU.Vote por 1

Kathy SzeligaRepublican/RepublicanoRepublican

Chris Van HollenDemocratic/DemócrataDemocratic

Margaret FlowersGreen/VerdeGreen

or write-in:


Representative in CongressDistrict 8Vote for 1Representante en el CongresoDistrito 8Vote por 1

Dan CoxRepublican/RepublicanoRepublican

Jamie RaskinDemocratic/DemócrataDemocratic

Jasen WunderLibertarian/LibertarioLibertarian

Nancy WallaceGreen/VerdeGreen

or write-in:


Judge of the Circuit CourtCircuit 6Vote for up to 3Juez de la Corte de CircuitoCircuito 6Vote hasta por 3

John M. Maloney

Karla N. Smith

Harry C. Storm

or write-in:


or write-in:


or write-in:


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To vote for a candidate, fill in the oval to the right of the candidate’s name. To vote for a person not on the ballot, write the person’s name and residence in the blank space provided and fill in the oval.

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts

STATE ELECTIONOFFICIAL

BALLOTTuesday, November 8, 2016

SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS

AMHERST

810/810

EARLYABSENTEE

ELECTORS OF PRESIDENTAND VICE PRESIDENT

Vote for ONECLINTON and KAINE + + + + + + + + + + + Democratic

JOHNSON and WELD+ + + + + + + + + + + +Libertarian

STEIN and BARAKA + + + + + + + + + + Green-Rainbow

TRUMP and PENCE + + + + + + + + + + + + Republican

DO NOT VOTE IN THIS SPACE. USE BLANK LINE BELOW FOR WRITE-IN.

WRITE-IN SPACE ONLY

COUNCILLOREIGHTH DISTRICT Vote for ONEMARY E. HURLEY + + + + + + + + + + + + + Democratic15 Fields Dr., East Longmeadow


WRITE-IN SPACE ONLY

SHERIFFHAMPSHIRE COUNTY Vote for ONEPATRICK J. CAHILLANE + + + + + + + + Democratic116 Florence St., Northampton

DAVID F. ISAKSON + + + + + + + + + + + + Republican95 Richview Ave., South Hadley


WRITE-IN SPACE ONLY

REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESSSECOND DISTRICT Vote for ONEJAMES P. McGOVERN + + + + + + + + + Democratic393 Burncoat St., Worcester Candidate for Re-election


WRITE-IN SPACE ONLY

SENATOR IN GENERAL COURTHAMPSHIRE, FRANKLIN & WORCESTER DISTRICT Vote for ONESTANLEY C. ROSENBERG + + + + + + Democratic38 Webster Ct., Amherst Candidate for Re-election

DONALD PELTIER + + + + + + + + + + + + + Republican356 Granby Rd., South Hadley


WRITE-IN SPACE ONLY

REPRESENTATIVE IN GENERAL COURTTHIRD HAMPSHIRE DISTRICT Vote for ONESOLOMON ISRAEL GOLDSTEIN-ROSE+ Democratic16 Poet’s Corner, Amherst


WRITE-IN SPACE ONLY

QUESTION 1LAW PROPOSED BYINITIATIVE PETITION

Do you approve of a law summarized below, on which no vote was taken by the Senate or the House of Representatives on or before May 3, 2016?

SUMMARY This proposed law would allow the state Gaming Commission to issue one additional category 2 license, which would permit operation of a gaming establishment with no table games and not more than 1,250 slot machines. The proposed law would authorize the Commission to request applications for the additional license to be granted to a gaming establishment located on property that is (i) at least four acres in size; (ii) adjacent to and within 1,500 feet of a race track, including the track’s additional facilities, such as the track, grounds, paddocks, barns, auditorium, amphitheatre, and bleachers; (iii) where a horse racing meeting mayphysically be held; (iv) where a horse racing meeting shall have been hosted; and (v) notseparated from the race track by a highwayor railway.

A YES VOTE would permit the state Gaming Commission to license one additional slot machine gaming establishment at a location that meets certain conditions specified in the law.

A NO VOTE would make no change in current laws regarding gaming.

QUESTION 2LAW PROPOSED BYINITIATIVE PETITION

Do you approve of a law summarized below, on which no vote was taken by the Senate or the House of Representatives on or before May 3, 2016?

SUMMARY This proposed law would allow the state Board of Elementary and Secondary Education to approve up to 12 new charter schools or enrollment expansions in existing charter schools each year. Approvals under this law could expand statewide charter school enrollment by up to 1% of the total statewide public school enrollment each year. New charters and enrollment expansions approved under this law would be exempt from existing limits on the number of charter schools, the number of students enrolled in them, and the amount of local school districts’ spending allocated to them. If the Board received more than 12 applications in a single year from qualified applicants, then the proposed law would require it to give priority to proposed charter schools or enrollment expansions in districts where student performance on statewide assessments is in the bottom 25% of all districts in the previous two years and where demonstrated parent demand for additional public school options is greatest.

YES NO

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OFFICIAL BALLOTGeneral Election

Tuesday, November 8, 2016Kent County, Michigan

Algoma Township, Precinct 5 B

VOTE BOTH FRONT AND BACK OF BALLOT

PARTISAN SECTION

STRAIGHT PARTY TICKETVote for not more than 1

RepublicanParty

DemocraticParty

LibertarianParty

U.S. TaxpayersParty

GreenParty

Natural LawParty

Working ClassParty

PRESIDENTIAL

ELECTORS OF PRESIDENTAND VICE-PRESIDENT

OF THE UNITED STATESVote for not more than 1

Donald J. TrumpMichael R. Pence

Republican

Hillary ClintonTim KaineDemocratic

Gary JohnsonBill WeldLibertarian

Darrell L. CastleScott N. Bradley

U.S. Taxpayers

Jill SteinAjamu Baraka

Green

Emidio Mimi SoltysikAngela Nicole Walker

Natural Law

CONGRESSIONAL

REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS3rd DISTRICT

Vote for not more than 1Justin Amash

RepublicanDouglas Smith

DemocraticTed Gerrard

U.S. Taxpayers

LEGISLATIVE

REPRESENTATIVE IN STATELEGISLATURE74th DISTRICT

Vote for not more than 1

Rob VerHeulenRepublican

Robin BiggerDemocratic

Bill GelineauLibertarian

STATE BOARDS

MEMBER OF THE STATEBOARD OF EDUCATION

Vote for not more than 2Tom McMillin

RepublicanNikki Snyder

RepublicanIsh Ahmed

DemocraticJohn Austin

DemocraticScotty Boman

LibertarianBill Hall

LibertarianKaren AdamsU.S. Taxpayers

Douglas LevesqueU.S. Taxpayers

Derek M. GrigsbyGreen

Sherry A. WellsGreen

Mary Anne HeringWorking Class

REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITYOF MICHIGAN

Vote for not more than 2Carl Meyers

RepublicanRon Weiser

RepublicanLaurence B. Deitch

DemocraticDenise Ilitch

DemocraticJames Lewis Hudler

LibertarianJohn Jascob

LibertarianAudra Driscoll

U.S. TaxpayersRichard A. Hewer

U.S. TaxpayersLatham Redding

GreenBridgette Abraham-Guzman

Natural Law

TRUSTEE OF MICHIGANSTATE UNIVERSITYVote for not more than 2

William DearyRepublicanDan KellyRepublican

Dianne ByrumDemocratic

Diann WoodardDemocratic

Justin BurnsLibertarian

Gregory Scott StempfleLibertarian

Angela GrandyU.S. Taxpayers

Will Tyler WhiteGreen

GOVERNOR OF WAYNESTATE UNIVERSITYVote for not more than 2

Michael J. BusuitoRepublican

Kimberly ShminaRepublican

Yvette McElroy AndersonDemocratic

Mark GaffneyDemocratic

Bhagwan DashairyaLibertarianAl SederLibertarian

Robert GaleU.S. Taxpayers

Marc Joseph SosnowskiU.S. Taxpayers

Margaret GuttshallGreen

Fran ShorGreen

Wendy GoossenNatural Law

COUNTY

PROSECUTING ATTORNEYVote for not more than 1

Chris BeckerRepublican

Alida J. BryantDemocratic

COUNTY

SHERIFFVote for not more than 1

Lawrence A. StelmaRepublican

Michael B. ScruggsDemocratic

CLERK/REGISTER OF DEEDSVote for not more than 1

Lisa Posthumus LyonsRepublican

Chris ReaderDemocratic

James LewisLibertarian

TREASURERVote for not more than 1

Kenneth D. ParrishRepublican

Jody BettenDemocratic

DRAIN COMMISSIONERVote for not more than 1

Ken YonkerRepublican

Rachel HoodDemocratic

COUNTY COMMISSIONER2nd DISTRICT

Vote for not more than 1Thomas B. Antor

RepublicanJerry D. Berta

Democratic

TOWNSHIP

SUPERVISORALGOMA TOWNSHIPVote for not more than 1

Kevin GreenRepublican

CLERKALGOMA TOWNSHIPVote for not more than 1

Judy BigneyRepublican

TREASURERALGOMA TOWNSHIPVote for not more than 1

Deborah EllenwoodRepublican

TRUSTEEALGOMA TOWNSHIPVote for not more than 4

Gordon L. PickerdRepublican

James PowellRepublican

Tom UngreyRepublican

Bob WilsonRepublican

NONPARTISAN SECTION

JUDICIAL

JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURTVote for not more than 1

Doug Dern

Frank Szymanski

David VivianoJustice of Supreme Court


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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

2016 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

Tuesday, November 08, 2016

Do not use a red pen, felt tip pen or a red pencil!

Do not cross out or erase - If you make a mistake, you may request a new ballot.

For United StatesPresident and Vice President

Vote for ONE

Presidential Electors forHillary Clinton forPresident and Tim Kaine forVice President

Democrat

Presidential Electors forDonald J. Trump forPresident and Michael R.Pence for Vice President

Republican

Presidential Electors forDarrell Castle forPresident and Scott N.Bradley for Vice President

Constitution

Presidential Electors for'Rocky' Roque De La Fuentefor President and MichaelSteinberg for VicePresident

AmericanDelta

Presidential Electors forJim Hedges for Presidentand Bill Bayes for VicePresident

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Libertarian

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Vote for ONE

Trent Kelly Republican

Jacob Owens Democrat

Cathy L. Toole Reform

Chase Wilson Libertarian

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Vote for ONE

John Bouie II Republican

Bennie G. Thompson Democrat

Johnny McLeod Reform

Troy Ray Independent

Write-in

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FOR PRESIDENT ANDVICE PRESIDENT

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FOR UNITED STATES SENATORVote For ONE

FOR GOVERNORVote For ONE

FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNORVote For ONE

FOR SECRETARY OF STATEVote For ONE

FOR STATE TREASURERVote For ONE

FOR ATTORNEY GENERALVote For ONE

FOR UNITED STATESREPRESENTATIVE

DISTRICT 6Vote For ONE

FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVEDISTRICT 10

Vote For ONE

FOR CIRCUIT JUDGECIRCUIT 5 DIVISION 2

Vote For ONE

FOR WESTERN DISTRICTCOMMISSIONER

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FOR SHERIFFVote For ONE

FOR ASSESSORVote For ONE

FOR TREASURERVote For ONE

FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORVote For ONE

OFFICIAL JUDICIAL BALLOTSubmitting to the voters whether the Judges

named below, whose terms expireDecember 31, 2016, shall be retained in office for

new terms.VOTE ON EACH JUDGE

MISSOURI SUPREME COURT JUDGE

Shall Judge RICHARD B. TEITELMANof the Missouri Supreme Court beretained in office?

TURN OVER TO CONTINUE VOTING

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OFFICIAL BALLOTGENERAL ELECTION-NOVEMBER 8, 2016

BUCHANAN COUNTY, MISSOURIDEMOCRATIC (DEM); REPUBLICAN (REP); LIBERTARIAN (LIB); CONSTITUTION (CST); GREEN (GRN); INDEPENDENT (IND)

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GENERAL ELECTION PUBLICATION BALLOTLEWIS & CLARK COUNTY, MONTANA - NOVEMBER 8, 2016

FEDERAL AND STATE

FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT(VOTE IN ONE OVAL)

HILLARY CLINTONDEMOCRAT FOR PRESIDENT

TIM KAINEDEMOCRAT FOR VICE PRESIDENT

"ROCKY" ROQUE DE LAFUENTE

AMERICAN DELTA FOR PRESIDENTMICHAEL STEINBERG

AMERICAN DELTA FOR VICEPRESIDENT

GARY JOHNSONLIBERTARIAN FOR PRESIDENT

BILL WELDLIBERTARIAN FOR VICEPRESIDENT

JILL STEINGREEN FOR PRESIDENT

AJAMU BARAKAGREEN FOR VICE PRESIDENT

DONALD J. TRUMPREPUBLICAN FOR PRESIDENT

MICHAEL R. PENCEREPUBLICAN FOR VICE PRESIDENT

FOR PRESIDENT

FOR VICE PRESIDENT

FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE(VOTE FOR ONE)

LIBERTARIAN

DENISE JUNEAUDEMOCRAT

RYAN ZINKEREPUBLICAN

FOR GOVERNOR AND LT. GOVERNOR(VOTE IN ONE OVAL)

STEVE BULLOCKDEMOCRAT FOR GOVERNOR

MIKE COONEYDEMOCRAT FOR LT. GOVERNOR

TED DUNLAPLIBERTARIAN FOR GOVERNOR

RON VANDEVENDERLIBERTARIAN FOR LT. GOVERNOR

GREG GIANFORTEREPUBLICAN FOR GOVERNOR

LESLEY ROBINSONREPUBLICAN FOR LT. GOVERNOR

FOR GOVERNOR

FOR LT. GOVERNOR

FOR SECRETARY OF STATE(VOTE FOR ONE)

MONICA J. LINDEENDEMOCRAT

ROGER ROOTSLIBERTARIAN

COREY STAPLETONREPUBLICAN

FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL(VOTE FOR ONE)

TIM FOXREPUBLICAN

LARRY JENTDEMOCRAT

FEDERAL AND STATE(Continued)

FOR STATE AUDITOR(VOTE FOR ONE)

JESSE LASLOVICHDEMOCRAT

MATT ROSENDALEREPUBLICAN

FOR STATE SUPERINTENDENTOF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

(VOTE FOR ONE)

ELSIE ARNTZENREPUBLICAN

MELISSA ROMANODEMOCRAT

FOR SUPREME COURT CHIEFJUSTICE

(VOTE IN ONE OVAL)

Shall Chief Justice MIKE MCGRATH ofthe Supreme Court of the state ofMontana be retained in office for anotherterm?

Fill in the oval before the word "YES" ifyou wish the official to remain in office.Fill in the oval before the word "NO" ifyou do not wish the official to remain inoffice.

YES

NO

FOR SUPREME COURT JUSTICE #3FULL TERM

(VOTE FOR ONE)

KRISTEN JURASNONPARTISAN

DIRK SANDEFURNONPARTISAN

FOR SUPREME COURT JUSTICE #6 UNEXPIRED TERM

(VOTE IN ONE OVAL)

Shall Justice JIM SHEA of the SupremeCourt of the state of Montana be retainedin office for another term?


YES

NO

FOR DISTRICT COURT JUDGE,DISTRICT 1, DEPT 4

FULL TERM(VOTE IN ONE OVAL)

Shall Judge JAMES P. (JIM) REYNOLDSof District 1, Dept. 4 of the state ofMontana be retained in office for anotherterm?


YES

NO

FOR DISTRICT COURT JUDGEDISTRICT 1, DEPT 2UNEXPIRED TERM(VOTE FOR ONE)

DEEANN COONEYNONPARTISAN

MIKE MCMAHONNONPARTISAN

FEDERAL AND STATE(Continued)

FOR STATE SENATORDISTRICT 35

(VOTE FOR ONE)

SCOTT SALESREPUBLICAN

FOR STATE SENATORDISTRICT 40

(VOTE FOR ONE)

TERRY J. GAUTHIERREPUBLICAN

HAL JACOBSONDEMOCRAT


(VOTE FOR ONE)

ROSS H. FITZGERALDREPUBLICAN

BARNETT G.SPORKIN-MORRISON

DEMOCRAT


(VOTE FOR ONE)

KELLY FLYNNREPUBLICAN

MERLYN HUSODEMOCRAT


(VOTE FOR ONE)

JENNY ECKDEMOCRAT


(VOTE FOR ONE)

BECKY BEARDREPUBLICAN

ELIZABETH CAINDEMOCRAT

VALERIE CLAGUEINDEPENDENT


(VOTE FOR ONE)

JANET ELLISDEMOCRAT


(VOTE FOR ONE)

MOFFIE FUNKDEMOCRAT


(VOTE FOR ONE)

KIM ABBOTTDEMOCRAT

BOB LEACHREPUBLICAN


(VOTE FOR ONE)

PAULA BONARLIBERTARIAN

MARY ANN DUNWELLDEMOCRAT

STEVE GIBSONREPUBLICAN

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COUNTY COMMISSIONER, DIST. 1Four (4) Year TermVOTE FOR ONE

DAHL, DEMAR ORepublican

U.S. REPRESENTATIVE INCONGRESSDISTRICT 2

Two (2) Year TermVOTE FOR ONE

FEDERAL PARTISAN OFFICES

AMODEI, MARK E. ORepublican

EVANS, H.D. ‘‘CHIP’’ ODemocratic

EVERHART, JOHN H. OIndependent American Party

KNIGHT, DREW ONo Political Party

CORTEZ MASTO, CATHERINE ODemocratic

GUMINA, TONY ONo Political Party

HECK, JOE ORepublican

JONES, TOM OIndependent American Party

SAWYER, THOMAS ‘‘TOM’’ ONo Political Party

WILLIAMS, JARROD M. ONo Political Party

NONE OF THESE CANDIDATES O

UNITED STATES SENATESix (6) Year TermVOTE FOR ONE

UNITED STATES PRESIDENT ANDVICE PRESIDENTFour (4) Year TermVOTE FOR ONE

CASTLE, DARRELL Independent BRADLEY, SCOTT American Party OCLINTON, HILLARYKAINE, TIM Democratic ODE LA FUENTE, ROQUE ‘‘ROCKY’’STEINBERG, MICHAEL No Political PartyOJOHNSON, GARYWELD, BILL Libertarian OTRUMP, DONALD J.PENCE, MICHAEL R. Republican ONONE OF THESE CANDIDATES O

GOICOECHEA, PETE ORepublican

HANSEN, JANINE OIndependent American Party

STATE SENATE, DISTRICT 19Four (4) Year TermVOTE FOR ONE

ELLISON, JOHN ORepublican

STATE ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT 33Two (2) Year TermVOTE FOR ONE

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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS FOR:Four-Year Term (Vote for One)

President: Hillary RodhamClintonVice President: Timothy MichaelKaineDEMOCRATIC

President: Donald J. TrumpVice President: Michael R. PenceREPUBLICAN

President: Darrell CastleVice President: Scott BradleyCONSTITUTION PARTY

President: Gary JohnsonVice President: William WeldLIBERTARIAN PARTY

President: Monica MooreheadVice President: Lamont LillyWORKERS WORLD PARTY

President: Alyson KennedyVice President: Osborne HartSOCIALIST WORKERS PARTY

President: Rocky Roque De LaFuenteVice President: Michael SteinbergAMERICAN DELTA PARTY

President: Gloria La RivaVice President: Eugene PuryearSOCIALISM AND LIBERATION

President: Jill SteinVice President: Ajamu BarakaGREEN PARTY

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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES5th CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

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Joshua S. GottheimerDEMOCRATIC

Scott GarrettREPUBLICAN

Claudio BelusicLIBERTARIAN PARTY

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COUNTY SHERIFFThree-Year Term (Vote for One)

No Nomination MadeDEMOCRATIC

Michael StradaREPUBLICAN

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COUNTY CLERKFive-Year Term (Vote for One)


Jeffrey M. ParrottREPUBLICAN

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FREEHOLDERThree-Year Term (Vote for Two)

Michael Riley-MillsDEMOCRATIC

Michele Van AllenDEMOCRATIC

George F. GrahamREPUBLICAN

Sylvia PetilloREPUBLICAN

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BOROUGH COUNCILThree-Year Term (Vote for Two)

Peter PearsonDEMOCRATIC

Michael FigueiredoDEMOCRATIC

No Nomination MadeREPUBLICAN

No Nomination MadeREPUBLICAN

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BOROUGH COUNCILOne-Year Unexpired Term (Vote for One)


John P. HoagREPUBLICAN

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MUNICIPAL SCHOOL

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HOSPITAL TAX QUESTION PREGUNTA DEL IMPUESTO DEL HOSPITAL VOTE FOR OR AGAINST / VOTE EN FAVOR O EN CONTRA

HOSPITAL TAX QUESTION For the purpose ofsupporting hospitals in Sandoval County, shall SandovalCounty, New Mexico impose a tax levy of four andtwenty-five hundredths (4.25) mills each year for eight(8) years, on each dollar of net taxable value of propertyin Sandoval County, to pay to contracting hospitals inaccordance with health care facilities contracts?PREGUNTA DEL IMPUESTO DEL HOSPITAL Con el

propósito de apoyar a los hospitales del Condado deSandoval, ¿Deberá el condado de Sandoval de NuevoMéxico imponer un impuesto de cuatro con veinticincocentésimas (4.25) milésimas partes cada año por ocho(8) años, por cada dólar de valor neto sujeto aimpuestos de propiedad en el condado de Sandoval,para pagarles a los hospitales contratados de acuerdocon los contratos de las instalaciones sanitarias?

Shall BARBARA J VIGIL be retained as Justice of theSupreme Court?¿Retendremos a BARBARA J VIGIL como Juez de la

Corte Suprema?

DONALD J TRUMPMICHAEL R PENCE REPUBLICAN PARTY / PARTIDO REPUBLICANO

HILLARY RODHAM CLINTONTIMOTHY MICHAEL KAINE DEMOCRATIC PARTY / PARTIDO DEMÓCRATA

GLORIA LA RIVADENNIS BANKS PARTY FOR SOCIALISM AND LIBERATION / PARTIDO POR ELSOCIALISMO Y LA LIBERACIÓN

GARY JOHNSONBILL WELD LIBERTARIAN PARTY / PARTIDO LIBERTARIO

DARRELL CASTLESCOTT BRADLEY CONSTITUTION PARTY / PARTIDO CONSTITUCIONALISTA

JILL STEINAJAMU BARAKA GREEN PARTY / PARTIDO VERDE

"ROCKY" ROQUE DE LA FUENTEMICHAEL STEINBERG AMERICAN DELTA PARTY / PARTIDO DELTA AMERICANA

EVAN MCMULLINNATHAN JOHNSON BETTER FOR AMERICA PARTY / PARTIDO MEJOR PARA AMÉRICA

RICHARD GREGORY PRIEM REPUBLICAN PARTY / PARTIDO REPUBLICANO

MICHELLE LUJAN GRISHAM DEMOCRATIC PARTY / PARTIDO DEMÓCRATA

NORA ESPINOZA REPUBLICAN PARTY / PARTIDO REPUBLICANO

MAGGIE TOULOUSE OLIVER DEMOCRATIC PARTY / PARTIDO DEMÓCRATA

DIEGO L ESPINOZA REPUBLICAN PARTY / PARTIDO REPUBLICANO

JOHN M SAPIEN DEMOCRATIC PARTY / PARTIDO DEMÓCRATA

DERRICK J LENTE DEMOCRATIC PARTY / PARTIDO DEMÓCRATA

VALERIE L ESPINOZA DEMOCRATIC PARTY / PARTIDO DEMÓCRATA

KARYL ANN ARMBRUSTER DEMOCRATIC PARTY / PARTIDO DEMÓCRATA

LEMUEL L MARTINEZ DEMOCRATIC PARTY / PARTIDO DEMÓCRATA

JUDITH K NAKAMURA REPUBLICAN PARTY / PARTIDO REPUBLICANO

MICHAEL E VIGIL DEMOCRATIC PARTY / PARTIDO DEMÓCRATA

STEPHEN G FRENCH REPUBLICAN PARTY / PARTIDO REPUBLICANO

JULIE J VARGAS DEMOCRATIC PARTY / PARTIDO DEMÓCRATA

PEDRO G RAEL DEMOCRATIC PARTY / PARTIDO DEMÓCRATA

DONALD B LEMM REPUBLICAN PARTY / PARTIDO REPUBLICANO

EILEEN (MORENO) GARBAGNI DEMOCRATIC PARTY / PARTIDO DEMÓCRATA

LEROY JOSEPH LOVATO REPUBLICAN PARTY / PARTIDO REPUBLICANO

LAURA M MONTOYA DEMOCRATIC PARTY / PARTIDO DEMÓCRATA

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PARTISAN OFFICES

President and Vice Presidentof the United States(You may vote for ONE)

Donald J. TrumpMichael R. PenceRepublican

Hillary ClintonTim KaineDemocrat

Gary JohnsonWilliam WeldLibertarian

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US Senate(You may vote for ONE)

Richard BurrRepublican

Deborah K. RossDemocrat

Sean HaughLibertarian

US House of RepresentativesDistrict 9

(You may vote for ONE)

Robert PittengerRepublican

Christian CanoDemocrat

NC Governor(You may vote for ONE)

Pat McCroryRepublican

Roy CooperDemocrat

Lon CecilLibertarian

NC Lieutenant Governor(You may vote for ONE)

Dan ForestRepublican

Linda ColemanDemocrat

Jacki ColeLibertarian

NC Attorney General(You may vote for ONE)

Buck NewtonRepublican

Josh SteinDemocrat

NC Auditor(You may vote for ONE)

Chuck StuberRepublican

Beth A. WoodDemocrat

NC Commissioner of Agriculture(You may vote for ONE)

Steve TroxlerRepublican

Walter SmithDemocrat

NC Commissioner of Insurance(You may vote for ONE)

Mike CauseyRepublican

Wayne GoodwinDemocrat

NC Commissioner of Labor(You may vote for ONE)

Cherie BerryRepublican

Charles MeekerDemocrat

_______________________________Write-in

NC Secretary of State(You may vote for ONE)

Michael LaPagliaRepublican

Elaine MarshallDemocrat

NC Superintendent ofPublic Instruction(You may vote for ONE)

Mark JohnsonRepublican

June AtkinsonDemocrat

NC Treasurer(You may vote for ONE)

Dale R. FolwellRepublican

Dan Blue IIIDemocrat

NC State SenateDistrict 25


Tom McInnisRepublican

Dannie M. MontgomeryDemocrat

NC House of RepresentativesDistrict 48


Garland E. PierceDemocrat

District AttorneyDistrict 16A


Kristy McMillan NewtonDemocrat

Board of CommissionersAt-Large


Whit GibsonDemocrat

Board of CommissionersLaurel Hill Township(You may vote for ONE)

John T. AlfordDemocrat

Board of CommissionersStewartsville


Clarence McPhatterDemocrat

Board of CommissionersWilliamson Township


Bill ParkerRepublican

Robert (Bob) Davis, Sr.Democrat

Register of Deeds(You may vote for ONE)

L. Page Pratt IIIDemocrat

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SAMPLE BALLOT

GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT NOVEMBER 8, 2016

SAMPLE BALLOT

____________ InitialsBURLEIGH COUNTY

November 8, 2016

Presidential Electors

All ballots, other than those usedto vote absentee, must first be

initialed by appropriate electionofficials in order to be counted.

To vote for the candidate of your choice, youmust darken the oval ( ) next to the nameof that candidate.To vote for a person whose name is notprinted on the ballot, you must darken the oval( ) next to the blank line provided andwrite that person's name on the blank line.

PARTY BALLOT

President & Vice-President of theUnited States

Vote for no more than ONE name

CLINTON Robert ValeuGrace Link

Democratic-NPL Party Darlene Turitto

DE LA FUENTE Michael P CohenJordon Lee Rosdahl

American Delta Party Cory Hukriede

JOHNSON Jack SeamanDustin Gawrylow

Libertarian Party Nick Bata

TRUMP John OlsonDuane Mutch

Republican Party Beverly Clayburgh

CASTLE Nathan KraftRobert Anderson

Constitution Party Hannah Houle

STEIN Jeffrey EideMichael Lopez

Green Party Jason Anderson

United States SenatorVote for no more than ONE name

James Germalicindependent nomination

Eliot GlassheimDemocratic-NPL Party

Robert N MarquetteLibertarian Party

John HoevenRepublican Party

Representative in CongressVote for no more than ONE name

Jack SeamanLibertarian Party

Chase Iron EyesDemocratic-NPL Party

Kevin CramerRepublican Party

Governor and Lt. GovernorVote for no more than ONE set of names

Doug Burgum& Brent SanfordRepublican Party

Marty Riske& Joshua VoytekLibertarian Party

Marvin E Nelson& Joan HeckamanDemocratic-NPL Party

State AuditorVote for no more than ONE name

Roland RiemersLibertarian Party

Josh GallionRepublican Party

State TreasurerVote for no more than ONE name

Kelly L SchmidtRepublican Party

Tim MathernDemocratic-NPL Party

Eric OlsonLibertarian Party

Insurance CommissionerVote for no more than ONE name

Ruth BuffaloDemocratic-NPL Party

Nick BataLibertarian Party

Jon GodfreadRepublican Party

Public Service CommissionerVote for no more than ONE name

Thomas SkadelandLibertarian Party

Julie FedorchakRepublican Party

Marlo Hunte-BeaubrunDemocratic-NPL Party

NO-PARTY BALLOT

To vote for the candidate of your choice, youmust darken the oval ( ) next to the nameof that candidate.To vote for a person whose name is notprinted on the ballot, you must darken the oval( ) next to the blank line provided andwrite that person's name on the blank line.

Superintendent of Public InstructionVote for no more than ONE name

Kirsten Baesler

Joe Chiang

Justice of the Supreme CourtVote for no more than ONE name

Robert V Bolinske Sr

Jerod Elton Tufte

Justice of the Supreme CourtUnexpired 2-Year Term

Vote for no more than ONE name

Lisa Fair McEvers

Judge of the District CourtSouth Central Judicial District

Judgeship No. 2Vote for no more than ONE name

Sonna M Anderson

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CHAGRIN FALLS -00-A Absentee

Consecutive Number: N - STUB B

CHAGRIN FALLS -00-A Absentee

Instructions to VoterInstrucciones para el Elector

To vote: completely darken theoval ( ) to the left of yourchoice.Para votar: oscurezcacompletamente el óvalo ( ) a la izquierda de su elección.

Note the permitted number ofchoices directly below the title ofeach candidate office. Do notmark the ballot for more choicesthan allowed.

Tenga en cuenta el númeropermitido de opciones directamentedebajo del título de cada cargo parael que se postulan los candidatos.No marque en la papeleta másopciones de las permitidas.

If you mark the ballot for morechoices than permitted, thatcontest or question will not becounted.Si usted marca en la papeleta másopciones de las permitidas, no secontará esa candidatura opregunta.

To vote for a write-in candidate:completely darken the oval ( ) to the left of the blank lineand write in the candidate'sname. Only votes cast forcandidates who filed as write-incandidates can be counted.

Para votar por un candidato porescrito: oscurezca completamenteel óvalo ( ) a la izquierda de lalínea en blanco y escriba elnombre del candidato. Solo sepueden contar los votos emitidospara los candidatos que solicitaronser candidatos por escrito.Do not write in a candidate'sname if that person's namealready is printed on the ballotfor that same contest.No escriba el nombre del candidatosi el nombre de esa persona yaestá impreso en la papeleta paraesa misma candidatura.

If you make a mistake or want tochange your vote: return yourballot to an election official andget a new ballot. You may askfor a new ballot up to two times.

Si comete un error o deseacambiar su voto: devuelva lapapeleta a un funcionario electoraly obtenga una nueva. Puede pediruna nueva papeleta solo dosveces.

CHAGRIN FALLS -00-A NON CHAGRIN FALLS -00-A NON

Continue voting next sideContinúe votando al dorso

Official General Election BallotCuyahoga County, OhioNovember 8, 2016

Papeleta Oficial para la Elección GeneralCondado de Cuyahoga, Ohio8 de noviembre de 2016

Page 1 of 4Página 1 de 4

Absentee

For President and Vice PresidentPara Presidente y Vicepresidente(Vote for not more than 1 pair)(Vote por no más de 1 par)A vote for any candidates for President andVice President shall be a vote for theelectors of those candidates whose nameshave been certified to the Secretary of State.El voto por cualesquiera candidatos apresidente y vicepresidente será el voto de loselectores por aquellos candidatos cuyosnombres hayan sido certificados al secretariode estado.

For PresidentPara PresidenteHillary ClintonFor Vice PresidentPara VicepresidenteTim KaineDemocratic / Demócrata

For PresidentPara PresidenteRichard DuncanFor Vice PresidentPara VicepresidenteRicky JohnsonNonparty candidates / Candidatos sin partido

For PresidentPara PresidenteGary JohnsonFor Vice PresidentPara VicepresidenteWilliam Weld

For PresidentPara PresidenteJill SteinFor Vice PresidentPara VicepresidenteAjamu BarakaGreen / Verde

For PresidentPara PresidenteDonald J. TrumpFor Vice PresidentPara VicepresidenteMichael R. PenceRepublican / Republicana

For PresidentPara Presidente

Write-in / Por escrito

For Vice PresidentPara Vicepresidente


CHAGRIN FALLS -00-A NON

For U.S. SenatorPara Senador de los Estados Unidos(Vote for not more than 1)(No vote por más de 1)

Tom ConnorsNonparty candidate / Candidato sin partido

Joseph R. DeMareGreen / VerdeRob PortmanRepublican / RepublicanaScott RupertNonparty candidate / Candidato sin partido

Ted StricklandDemocratic / Demócrata


For Representative to Congress(14th District)Para Representante al Congreso(Distrito 14)(Vote for not more than 1)(No vote por más de 1)

Michael WagerDemocratic / DemócrataDavid P. JoyceRepublican / Republicana


For State Senator(24th District)Para Senador del Estado(Distrito 24)(Vote for not more than 1)(No vote por más de 1)

Matt DolanRepublican / RepublicanaEmily HaganDemocratic / Demócrata

For State Representative(6th District)Para Representante del Estado(Distrito 6)(Vote for not more than 1)(No vote por más de 1)

Phillip RobinsonDemocratic / Demócrata

Marlene AnielskiRepublican / Republicana

For Prosecuting AttorneyPara Abogado Fiscal(Vote for not more than 1)(No vote por más de 1)

Michael C. O'MalleyDemocratic / Demócrata

For Member of County Council(District 6)Para Miembro del Consejo delCondado(Distrito 6)(Vote for not more than 1)(No vote por más de 1)

Jack SchronRepublican / Republicana

CHAGRIN FALLS -00-A NON

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Sample Ballot–Lincoln County, Oregon November 8, 2016

Instructions to Voter

To ensure your vote counts, completely fill in theoval to the left of the response of your choice.

To write in a name, write the name on the solidline and fill in the oval to the left of thewrite-in line.

Attention!Remember to inspect your ballot for mistakes! Ifyou make a mistake or damage your ballot, callyour County Elections Office to ask for areplacement ballot.

Federal Offices

Your vote for the candidates for United States Presidentand Vice President shall be a vote for the electors

supporting those candidates.Vote for One

RepublicanDonald J Trump / Mike PenceDemocratHillary Clinton / Tim KainePacific Green, ProgressiveJill Stein / Ajamu BarakaLibertarianGary Johnson / Bill Weld

US SenatorVote for One

Steven C ReynoldsIndependent

Ron WydenDemocrat

Mark CallahanRepublican

Eric NavickasPacific Green, Progressive

Jim LindsayLibertarian

Shanti S LewallenWorking Families

US Representative, 5th DistrictVote for One

Colm WillisRepublican

Kurt SchraderDemocrat, Independent

Marvin SandnesPacific Green

State Offices

Governor(2 Year Term)Vote for One

James FosterLibertarian

Kate BrownDemocrat, Working Families

Cliff ThomasonIndependent

Aaron Donald AuerConstitution

Bud PierceRepublican

State Offices

Secretary of StateVote for One

Sharon L DurbinLibertarian

Dennis RichardsonRepublican

Paul Damian WellsIndependent

Brad AvakianDemocrat, Working Families, Progressive

Alan ZundelPacific Green

Michael MarshConstitution

State TreasurerVote for One

Chris HenryProgressive, Pacific Green

Tobias ReadDemocrat

Jeff GudmanRepublican

Chris TelferIndependent

Attorney GeneralVote for One

Lars D H HedborLibertarian

Ellen RosenblumDemocrat, Independent, Working Families

Daniel Zene CroweRepublican

Legislative Offices

State Senator, 5th DistrictVote for One

Arnie RoblanDemocrat, Working Families

Dick AndersonRepubilcan, Independent

Dan SouzaLibertarian

WARNINGAny person who, by use of force or other means,unduly influences an elector to vote in anyparticular manner or to refrain from voting issubject to a fine. (ORS 254.470)

Official Ballot - Lincoln County, Oregon - November 8, 2016

Nonpartisan State Judiciary

Judge of the Supreme Court, Position 6Vote for One

Lynn R NakamotoIncumbent

Judge of the Court of Appeals, Position 5Vote for One

Scott ShorrIncumbent

Judge of the Court of Appeals, Position 8Vote for One

Roger J DeHoogIncumbent

Lincoln County

Lincoln County AssessorFour Year Term

Vote for One

Joe Davidson

Lincoln County SheriffFour Year Term

Vote for One

Curtis Landers

Lincoln County TreasurerFour Year Term

Vote for One

Linda Pilson

State Representative, 9th DistrictVote for One

Guy RosinbaumLibertarian

Teri GrierRepublican

Caddy McKeownDemocrat, Independent

State Representative, 10th DistrictVote for One

Thomas M DonohueRepublican

David GombergDemocrat, Independent

City of Depoe Bay

MayorTwo Year Term

Vote for One

Jerome Grant

Robert Gambino

Barbara Leff

A J Mattila

Council Member, Position 1Four Year Term

Vote for One

Loren J Goddard

City of Depoe Bay


Vote for One

Jan Rustenhoven

Debbie Callender


Vote for One

Charles (Charlie) L Bates

Council Member, Position 5Two Year Unexpired Term

Vote for One

Jeff S Wiseman

City of Lincoln City

Council Member, Ward IFour Year Term

Vote for One

Jim Davis

Diana Hinton

Council Member, Ward IIFour Year Term

Vote for One

Riley Hoagland

James Scrutton

Council Member, Ward IIIFour Year Term

Vote for One

Doug Wheldon

Judy Casper

City of Newport

MayorTwo Year Term

Vote for One

Sandra N Roumagoux

Council MembersFour Year Terms

Vote for Three

Dietmar H Goebel

Laura L Swanson

Dean Sawyer

City of Siletz

MayorTwo Year Term

Vote for One

John S Robinson


Vote for One

Ronald L Hervey


Vote for One

Patrizia Skauge

City of Toledo

MayorTwo Year Term

Vote for One

Billie Jo Smith

Council MembersFour Year Terms

Vote for Three

Deanne Dunlap

Stephen J Burdick, Sr

Ralph E Grutzmacher

Jackie Kauffman

Josh Smith

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State of Rhode IslandOfficial Ballot

General ElectionNovember 8, 2016Barrington

Precinct 0101Congressional District 1Senate District 32Representative District 66

State andLocal

Questions OnBack

Presidential Electors For:Four Year TermVote for 1

Donald J. TrumpPresidentMichael R. PenceVice PresidentREPUBLICAN

Hillary ClintonPresidentTim KaineVice PresidentDEMOCRAT

Gary JohnsonPresidentBill WeldVice PresidentLibertarian

Jill SteinPresidentAjamu BarakaVice PresidentGreen

"Rocky" Roque De La FuentePresidentMichael SteinbergVice PresidentAmerican Delta

Write-in

Representative inCongressDistrict 1Two Year TermVote for 1

Harold Russell TaubREPUBLICAN

David N. CicillineDEMOCRAT

Write-in

Senator in General AssemblyDistrict 32Two Year TermVote for 1

James A. KazounisREPUBLICAN

Cynthia Armour CoyneDEMOCRAT

Write-in

Representative in General AssemblyDistrict 66Two Year TermVote for 1

Joy S. HearnDEMOCRAT

Write-in

ModeratorTwo Year TermVote for 1

Julia P. CalifanoDEMOCRAT

Write-in

Town CouncilFour Year TermVote for any 3

Peter N. DennehyREPUBLICAN

Steven J. BoyajianDEMOCRAT

Geoffrey E. GroveREPUBLICAN

Melissa M. HorneDEMOCRAT

Kate G. WeymouthDEMOCRAT

Ann P. StrongIndependent

Write-in

Write-in

Write-in

School CommitteeFour Year TermVote for any 3

Anna S. ClancyDEMOCRAT

Megan P. DouglasDEMOCRAT

Pamela J. LauriaDEMOCRAT

Gina M. PineIndependent

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INSTRUCTIONS TO THE VOTER:To vote for a group of presidentialelectors FILL IN the oval (R) nextto the names.Use only a pen.If you make a mistake, give theballot back and get a new one.DO NOT cast more votes than areallowed in each race.


Go to top of next column Turn PageGo to top of next column

Place ballot stamp here

For Presidential ElectorsYou may vote for oone slate or leave it blank.

Trump & Pence ElectorsRepublican PartyDennis DaugaardMatt MichelsMarty Jackley

Johnson & Weld ElectorsLibertarian PartyJon Boon McNuttElaine KubRichard Shelatz

Clinton & Kaine ElectorsDemocratic PartyJR LaPlanteSusan KeltsAnn Tornberg

Castle & Bradley ElectorsConstitution PartyFrank HoweJoel BerganMelvin Van Den Top

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE VOTER:To vote for a person FILL IN theoval (R) next to the name.DO NOT cast more votes than areallowed in each race.

For United States SenatorYou may vote for one or leave it blank.

John R. ThuneRepublican Party

Jay WilliamsDemocratic Party

For United States RepresentativeYou may vote for oone or leave it blank.

Kristi NoemRepublican Party

Paula HawksDemocratic Party

For Public Utilities CommissionerYou may vote for oone or leave it blank.

Chris NelsonRepublican Party

Henry Red CloudDemocratic Party

For State SenatorDistrict 27

You may vote for oone or leave it blank.

Kevin KillerDemocratic Party



Gary L. CammackRepublican Party

LeRoy KindlerIndependent



Lance RussellRepublican Party

Karla R. LLaRiveDemocratic Party



Alan D. SolanoRepublican Party

David A. HubbardDemocratic Party



Phil JensenRepublican Party

Haven StuckDemocratic Party



Jeffrey D. PartridgeRepublican Party

Jay C. ShultzDemocratic Party



Terri L. HaverlyRepublican Party

For State RepresentativesDistrict 27

You may vote for up to ttwoor leave it blank.

Elizabeth MayRepublican Party

Steve LivermontRepublican Party

Red Dawn FosterDemocratic Party

Jim BradfordDemocratic Party

Everette L. McKinleyIndependent



Larry RhodenRepublican Party

Thomas J. BrunnerRepublican Party


You may vote for up to twoor leave it blank.

Julie Frye-MuellerRepublican Party

Tim R. GoodwinRepublican Party

Kristine Ina WinterDemocratic Party

Sandy ArseneaultDemocratic Party



Kristin A. ConzetRepublican Party

Sean McPhersonRepublican Party

Nik AberleDemocratic Party

Susan KeltsDemocratic Party



Taffy HowardRepublican Party

David JohnsonRepublican Party

Ethan MarslandDemocratic Party

Jim HaddDemocratic Party



Craig TieszenRepublican Party

Dan DrydenRepublican Party

Steve StensonDemocratic Party



Lynne DiSantoRepublican Party

Blaine "Chip" CampbellRepublican Party

Dave FreytagDemocratic Party

Michael T HansonDemocratic Party

NONPOLITICAL BALLOT

Water Development District

For Water Development DistrictDirector

West Dakota - Area 2You may vote for one or leave it blank.

Daniel L. Bjerke

Dan Richer


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Sample Ballot for Weber County, UtahTuesday, November 8, 2016

Clerk/Auditor of Weber County

This sample ballot contains all candidatesand races in Weber County. The ballots that voters receive contain only the races they are

qualified to vote for.

(IAP)

(DEM)

(CON)

(LIB)

STRAIGHT PARTY

INDEPENDENT AMERICAN PARTYDEMOCRATIC PARTY

CONSTITUTION PARTY

LIBERTARIAN PARTY

"ROCKY" ROQUE DE LA FUENTE*MICHAEL STEINBERG

JILL STEIN*AJAMU BARAKA

ALYSON KENNEDY*OSBORNE HART

GARY JOHNSONBILL WELD

(LIB)

ROCKY GIORDANIFARLEY ANDERSON

(IAP)

DONALD J. TRUMPMICHAEL R. PENCE

(REP)

DARRELL L. CASTLE SCOTT N. BRADLEY

(CON)

HILLARY RODHAM CLINTONTIMOTHY MICHAEL KAINE

(DEM)

MONICA MOOREHEAD*LAMONT LILLY

EVAN MCMULLIN*NATHAN JOHNSON

WRITE-IN:

UNITED STATES PRESIDENTVICE PRESIDENT

STATE RACES

MISTY K SNOW (DEM)

BILL BARRON*

STONEY FONUA (IAP)

MIKE LEE (REP)

UNITED STATES SENATE

ROB BISHOP (REP)

CRAIG BOWDEN (LIB)

CHADWICK H. FAIRBANKS III*

PETER C. CLEMENS (DEM)

U.S. HOUSE OF REP DIST 1

GARY R. HERBERTSPENCER J. COX

(REP)

SUPERDELL SCHANZEGREGORY C. DUERDEN

(IAP)

BRIAN E KAMERATHBARRY EVAN SHORT

(LIB)

MIKE WEINHOLTZKIM BOWMAN

(DEM)

WRITE-IN:

GOVERNOR/LT. GOVERNOR

MICHAEL W. ISBELL (IAP)

JON V. HARPER (DEM)

SEAN D. REYES (REP)

W. ANDREW MCCULLOUGH (LIB)

ATTORNEY GENERAL

JOHN DOUGALL (REP)

JARED GREEN (IAP)

MIKE MITCHELL (DEM)

STATE AUDITOR

RICHARD PROCTOR (CON)

NEIL A. HANSEN (DEM)

DAVID DAMSCHEN (REP)

STATE TREASURER

DEANA FROERER (DEM)

ALLEN M. CHRISTENSEN (REP)

WRITE-IN:

STATE SENATE DISTRICT 19

GREGG BUXTON (REP)

ALAN G. YORGASON (DEM)

STATE SENATE DISTRICT 20

FLOYD HANDLEY (DEM)

JUSTIN FAWSON (REP)

STATE HOUSE DISTRICT 7

MATTHEW "DIVERGENT" FRANDSEN

(DEM)

GAGE FROERER (REP)


JEREMY PETERSON (REP)

KATHIE J. DARBY (DEM)


DIXON M. PITCHER (REP)

JESUS (JESSE) GARCIA (DEM)

DERRYCK GORDON (LIB)


KELLY B. MILES (REP)

AMY MORGAN (DEM)


MIKE SCHULTZ (REP)


LEE B. PERRY (REP)

ANGELA B. URREA (DEM)


COUNTY RACES

JIM HARVEY (REP)

COUNTY COMMISSION SEAT C

STATE SCHOOL BOARD

JENNIFER GRAVIET

DAVE THOMAS

STATE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4

LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD

DON E. BELNAP

PAUL W. RIVERS

OGDEN SCHOOL DISTRICT 1

ROGER S CONDIE

JENNIFER ZUNDEL


SUE ANN K. BURTON

NANCY BLAIR


SUSAN L. K. RICHARDS


RICHARD H. FAVERO

WEBER SCHOOL DISTRICT 4

DOUGLAS RICHEY HURST


JON S. RITCHIE


JUDICIAL RETENTION

YES NO

Shall ERNEST W. JONES be retained in the office of Judge of the District Court of the Second Judicial District?

YES NO

Shall GLEN R. DAWSON be retained in the office of Judge of the District Court of the Second Judicial District?

YES NO

Shall MICHAEL G ALLPHIN be retained in the office of Judge of the District Court of the Second Judicial District?

YES NO

Shall ANDREA W. LOCKWOOD be retained in the office of Justice Court Judge for the Ogden City Justice court?

YES NO

Shall JAMES L. BEESLEY be retained in the office of Justice Court Judge for the Plain City Justice court?

YES NO

Shall PATRICK E. LAMBERT be retained in the office of Justice Court Judge for the Farr West Justice court?

YES NO

Shall PATRICK E. LAMBERT be retained in the office of Justice Court Judge for the North Ogden Justice court?

YES NO

Shall PATRICK E. LAMBERT be retained in the office of Justice Court Judge for the Pleasant View Justice court?

YES NO

Shall PATRICK E. LAMBERT be retained in the office of Justice Court Judge for the Uintah/Huntsville Justice court?

YES NO

Shall PATRICK E. LAMBERT be retained in the office of Justice Court Judge for the Washington Terrace/Marriott-Slaterville Justice court?

YES NO

Shall R SCOTT WATERFALL be retained in the office of Justice Court Judge for the Roy City Justice court?

YES NO

Shall REUBEN J. RENSTROM be retained in the office of Justice Court Judge for the South Ogden Justice court?

MEASURES SUBMITTED TO VOTERS

FOR AGAINST

CONSTITUTIONALAMENDMENT A

Shall the Utah Constitution be amended to make a technical wording change in the oath of office that elected and appointed officers are required to take?

FOR AGAINST

CONSTITUTIONALAMENDMENT B

Shall State School Fund provisions of the Utah Constitution be amended to:• modify the description of what can

be distributed from the State SchoolFund from "interest and dividends"to "earnings";

• limit annual distributions from theState School Fund to 4% of theFund; and

• modify the standard governing howthe state is required to investmoney in the Fund.

FOR AGAINST

CONSTITUTIONALAMENDMENT C

Shall the Utah Constitution be amended to allow a property tax exemption for tangible personal property that is leased by the state or by a county, city, town, school district, or other political subdivision of the state?

FEDERAL RACES

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OFFICIAL VERMONT GENERAL ELECTION BALLOTNOVEMBER 8, 2016

INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERSUse BLACK PEN or PENCIL to fill in the oval.To vote for a person whose name is printed on the ballot, fill in the oval to the right of the name of that person.To vote for a person whose name is not printed on the ballot, write or stick his or her name in the blank space provided and fill in the oval to the right of the write-in line.Do not vote for more candidates than the "VOTE for NOT MORE THAN #" for an office.If you make a mistake, tear, or deface the ballot, return it to an election official and obtain another ballot. DO NOT ERASE.

FOR US PRESIDENT AND VICEPRESIDENT

Vote for not more than ONE

HILLARY CLINTON, New Yorkand TIM KAINE, Virginia

Democratic

ROCKY DE LA FUENTE, Floridaand MICHAEL A. STEINBERG, Florida

Independent

GARY JOHNSON, New Mexicoand WILLIAM F. WELD, Massachusetts

Libertarian

GLORIA LARIVA, Californiaand EUGENE PURYEAR, Washington D.C.

Liberty Union

JILL STEIN, Massachusettsand AJUMA BARAKA, Georgia

Green

DONALD J. TRUMP, New Yorkand MICHAEL R. PENCE, Indiana

Republican

(Write-in)

FOR US SENATORVote for not more than ONE

PETE DIAMONDSTONEDummerston Liberty UnionCRIS ERICSONChester United States MarijuanaPATRICK LEAHYMiddlesex DemocraticSCOTT MILNEPomfret RepublicanJERRY TRUDELLDerby Independent

(Write-in)

FOR REPRESENTATIVE TOCONGRESS

Vote for not more than ONE

ERICA CLAWSONCharleston Liberty UnionPETER WELCHNorwich Dem/Rep

(Write-in)

FOR GOVERNORVote for not more than ONE

BILL "SPACEMAN" LEECraftsbury Liberty UnionSUE MINTERWaterbury DemocraticPHIL SCOTTBerlin Republican

(Write-in)

FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNORVote for not more than ONE

RANDY BROCKSwanton RepublicanBOOTS WARDINSKINewbury Liberty UnionDAVID ZUCKERMANHinesburg Prog/Dem

(Write-in)

FOR STATE TREASURERVote for not more than ONE

MURRAY NGOIMAPomfret Liberty UnionBETH PEARCEBarre City Dem/RepDON SCHRAMMBurlington Progressive

(Write-in)

FOR SECRETARY OF STATEVote for not more than ONE

JIM CONDOSMontpelier Dem/RepMARY ALICE "MAL" HERBERTPutney Liberty Union

(Write-in)

FOR AUDITOR OF ACCOUNTSVote for not more than ONE

MARINA BROWNCharleston Liberty UnionDAN FELICIANOEssex RepublicanDOUG HOFFERBurlington Dem/Prog

(Write-in)

FOR ATTORNEY GENERALVote for not more than ONE

DEBORAH "DEB" BUCKNAMWalden RepublicanT.J. DONOVANSouth Burlington DemocraticROSEMARIE JACKOWSKIBennington Liberty Union

(Write-in)

FOR STATE SENATORVote for not more than TWO

CLAIRE AYERAddison DemocraticCHRISTOPHER BRAYNew Haven DemocraticPETER BRIGGSAddison RepublicanLYNN DIKEBristol Republican

(Write-in)

(Write-in)

FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVEVote for not more than TWO

FRED K. BASERBristol RepublicanMARI CORDESLincoln Prog/DemVALERIE MULLINMonkton RepublicanDAVE SHARPEBristol Democratic

(Write-in)

(Write-in)

FOR HIGH BAILIFFVote for not more than ONE

CHARLES S. CLARK JRMiddlebury RepublicanRON HOLMESMiddlebury DemocraticBRUCE NASONBristol IndependentMARK A. STACEYLeicester Independent

(Write-in)

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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA

CITY OF VIRGINIA BEACHGENERAL AND SPECIAL ELECTIONS

Tuesday, November 8, 2016

President and Vice President(Vote for only one)

DEMOCRATIC PARTYElectors forHillary Clinton, PresidentTim Kaine, Vice President

REPUBLICAN PARTYElectors forDonald J. Trump, PresidentMichael R. Pence, Vice President

LIBERTARIAN PARTYElectors forGary Johnson, PresidentBill Weld, Vice President

GREEN PARTYElectors forJill Stein, PresidentAjamu Baraka, Vice President

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Scott W. Taylor - R

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Proposed ConstitutionalAmendments

Question 1

Should Article I of theConstitution of Virginia beamended to prohibit anyagreement or combinationbetween an employer and alabor union or labor organizationwhereby (i) nonmembers of theunion or organization are deniedthe right to work for theemployer, (ii) membership to theunion or organization is made acondition of employment orcontinuation of employment bysuch employer, or (iii) the unionor organization acquires anemployment monopoly in anysuch enterprise?

Yes

No

Question 2

Shall the Constitution of Virginiabe amended to allow theGeneral Assembly to provide anoption to the localities to exemptfrom taxation the real property ofthe surviving spouse of anylaw-enforcement officer,firefighter, search and rescuepersonnel, or emergencymedical services personnel whowas killed in the line of duty,where the surviving spouseoccupies the real property as hisor her principal place ofresidence and has notremarried?

Yes

No

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46a

Initi

ative

Mea

sure

No.

1433

Initia

tive M

easu

re N

o. 14

33 co

ncer

ns la

bor s

tanda

rds.

This

meas

ure w

ould

incre

ase t

he st

ate m

inimu

m wa

ge to

$11.0

0 in 2

017,

$11.5

0 in 2

018,

$12.0

0 in

2019

, and

$13.5

0 in 2

020,

requ

ire em

ploye

rs to

pr

ovide

paid

sick l

eave

, and

adop

t rela

ted la

ws.

Shou

ld thi

s mea

sure

be en

acted

into

law?

Stat

e Mea

sure

sIn

itiat

ives t

o th

e Peo

ple

YES

NO

Initi

ative

Mea

sure

No.

1464

Initia

tive M

easu

re N

o. 14

64 co

ncer

ns ca

mpaig

n fin

ance

laws

and l

obby

ists.

This

meas

ure w

ould

create

a ca

mpaig

n-fin

ance

syste

m; al

low re

siden

ts to

direc

t stat

e fun

ds to

cand

idates

; rep

eal th

e non

-re

siden

t sale

s-tax

exem

ption

; res

trict lo

bbyin

g em

ploym

ent b

y cer

tain f

orme

r pub

lic em

ploye

es; a

nd

add e

nforce

ment

requ

ireme

nts.

Shou

ld thi

s mea

sure

be en

acted

into

law?

YES

NO

Initi

ative

Mea

sure

No.

1491

Initia

tive M

easu

re N

o. 14

91 co

ncer

ns co

urt-is

sued

ex

treme

risk p

rotec

tion o

rder

s tem

pora

rily pr

even

ting

acce

ss to

firea

rms.

This

meas

ure w

ould

allow

polic

e, fam

ily, o

r hou

seho

ld me

mber

s to o

btain

cour

t ord

ers

tempo

rarily

prev

entin

g fire

arms

acce

ss by

perso

ns

exhib

iting m

ental

illne

ss, v

iolen

t or o

ther b

ehav

ior

indica

ting t

hey m

ay ha

rm th

emse

lves o

r othe

rs.

Shou

ld thi

s mea

sure

be en

acted

into

law?

YES

NO

Initi

ative

Mea

sure

No.

1501

Initia

tive M

easu

re N

o. 15

01 co

ncer

ns se

niors

and

vulne

rable

indiv

iduals

. This

mea

sure

wou

ld inc

reas

e the

pena

lties f

or cr

imina

l iden

tity th

eft an

d civi

l co

nsum

er fr

aud t

arge

ted at

senio

rs or

vulne

rable

ind

ividu

als; a

nd ex

empt

certa

in inf

orma

tion o

f vu

lnera

ble in

dividu

als an

d in-

home

care

giver

s fro

m pu

blic d

isclos

ure.

Shou

ld thi

s mea

sure

be en

acted

into

law?

YES

NO

Initi

ative

Mea

sure

No.

732

Initia

tive

Mea

sure

No.

732 c

once

rns t

axes

. This

m

easu

re w

ould

impo

se a

carb

on e

miss

ion ta

x on

certa

in fos

sil fu

els an

d fos

sil-fu

el-ge

nera

ted e

lectric

ity,

redu

ce th

e sale

s tax

by on

e per

centa

ge po

int an

d inc

reas

e a lo

w-inc

ome

exem

ption

, and

redu

ce ce

rtain

man

ufactu

ring

taxe

s.

Shou

ld thi

s mea

sure

be en

acted

into

law?

Initi

ative

s to

the L

egisl

atur

e

YES

NO

Initi

ative

Mea

sure

No.

735

Initia

tive M

easu

re N

o. 73

5 con

cern

s a pr

opos

ed

amen

dmen

t to th

e fed

eral

cons

titutio

n. Th

is me

asur

e wo

uld ur

ge th

e Was

hingto

n stat

e con

gres

siona

l de

legati

on to

prop

ose a

fede

ral c

onsti

tution

al am

endm

ent th

at co

nstitu

tiona

l righ

ts be

long o

nly to

ind

ividu

als, n

ot co

rpor

ation

s, an

d con

stitut

ionall

y-pr

otecte

d fre

e spe

ech e

xclud

es th

e spe

nding

of

mone

y.

Shou

ld thi

s mea

sure

be en

acted

into

law?

YES

NO

Advis

ory V

ote N

o. 14

Ho

use B

ill 27

68

The l

egisl

ature

exten

ded,

witho

ut a v

ote of

the

peop

le, th

e ins

uran

ce pr

emium

tax t

o som

e ins

uran

ce

for st

and-

alone

fami

ly de

ntal p

lans,

costi

ng an

ind

eterm

inate

amou

nt in

the fir

st ten

year

s, for

go

vern

ment

spen

ding.

This

tax in

creas

e sho

uld be

:

Advis

ory V

otes

REPE

ALED

MAIN

TAIN

ED

Advis

ory V

ote N

o. 15

Se

cond

Eng

ross

ed S

ubst

itute

Ho

use B

ill 27

78

The l

egisl

ature

impo

sed,

witho

ut a v

ote of

the p

eople

, ce

rtain

limita

tions

on th

e reta

il sale

s and

use t

ax

exem

ption

s for

clea

n alte

rnati

ve-fu

el ve

hicles

, cos

ting

$2,00

0,000

in th

e firs

t ten y

ears,

for g

over

nmen

t sp

endin

g.

This

tax in

creas

e sho

uld be

: RE

PEAL

ED

MAIN

TAIN

ED

Sena

te Jo

int R

esol

utio

n No

. 821

0

The l

egisl

atur

e ha

s pro

pose

d a c

onsti

tution

al am

endm

ent o

n the

dea

dline

for c

omple

ting

state

leg

islati

ve an

d con

gres

siona

l redis

tricti

ng. T

his

amen

dmen

t wou

ld re

quire

the s

tate r

edist

rictin

g co

mmiss

ion to

com

plete

redis

tricti

ng fo

r stat

e leg

islati

ve an

d con

gres

siona

l dist

ricts

by N

ovem

ber

15 o

f eac

h yea

r end

ing in

a on

e, 46

days

earlie

r tha

n cu

rrentl

y req

uired

.

Shou

ld th

is co

nstitu

tiona

l ame

ndm

ent b

e:

Prop

osed

Con

stitu

tiona

l Am

endm

ents

APPR

OVED

REJE

CTED

Prop

ositi

on N

o. 20

16-1

Re

gular

Pro

perty

Tax

Lev

y for

Em

erge

ncy M

edica

l Se

rvice

s

The W

hatco

m Co

unty

Coun

cil p

asse

d Ord

inanc

e 20

16-0

19 co

ncer

ning f

undin

g for

the c

ounty

wide

Em

erge

ncy M

edica

l Ser

vices

syste

m. W

ill W

hatco

m Co

unty

be a

uthor

ized t

o im

pose

regu

lar pr

oper

ty tax

lev

ies o

f $0.

295

or le

ss p

er th

ousa

nd d

ollar

s of

asse

ssed

valua

tion

for ea

ch of

six c

onse

cutiv

e yea

rs,

with

colle

ction

beg

inning

in 2

017,

for t

he co

ntinu

ed

prov

ision

of e

merg

ency

med

ical s

ervic

es?

Coun

ty M

easu

re

YES

NO

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For

One

Parti

san

Offic

e4 Y

ear T

erm

Pres

iden

t and

Vice

Pre

siden

tFe

dera

l

Hilla

ry Cl

inton

/ Tim

Kain

eDe

moc

ratic

Par

ty No

mine

es

Dona

ld J.

Trum

p / M

ichae

l R. P

ence

Repu

blica

n Pa

rty N

omine

es

Alys

on K

enne

dy / O

sbor

ne H

art

Socia

list W

orke

rs Pa

rty N

omine

es

Glor

ia Es

tela L

a Riva

/ Eug

ene P

urye

arSo

cialis

m &

Libe

ratio

n Pa

rty N

omine

es

Jill S

tein /

Ajam

u Bar

aka

Gree

n Pa

rty N

omine

es

Darre

ll L. C

astle

/ Sco

tt N. B

radle

yCo

nstitu

tion

Party

Nom

inees

Gary

John

son /

Bill

Weld

Liber

taria

n Pa

rty N

omine

es

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fficia

l nom

inee

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pol

itica

l par

ty. F

or o

ther

pa

rtisa

n of

fices

, eac

h ca

ndid

ate m

ay st

ate a

pol

itica

l pa

rty th

at h

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idat

e’s p

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dors

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Prop

ositi

on N

o. 20

16-1

Gr

eenw

ays I

V Le

vy

The C

ity of

Bell

ingha

m’s P

ropo

sition

No.

2016

-1

conc

erns

a Gr

eenw

ays L

evy f

or gr

eenw

ays,

open

sp

ace,

park

s, pa

rk fac

ilities

, and

trail

s.

For t

he pu

rpos

e of fu

nding

deve

lopme

nt, ac

quisi

tion,

and m

ainten

ance

of gr

eenw

ays,

open

spac

e, pa

rks,

park

facilit

ies, a

nd tr

ails,

this p

ropo

sition

wou

ld au

thoriz

e the

City

to in

creas

e its

regu

lar pr

oper

ty tax

lev

y by u

p to $

0.50 p

er $1

,000 o

f ass

esse

d valu

e to

rene

w an

expir

ing gr

eenw

ays l

evy,

resu

lting i

n a to

tal

levy n

ot to

exce

ed $2

.40 pe

r $1,0

00 of

asse

ssed

va

lue, f

or 20

17 co

llecti

on, a

nd to

levy

the a

dditio

nal

amou

nt for

six s

ucce

eding

year

s as a

llowe

d und

er

RCW

84.55

. Sho

uld th

is pr

opos

ition b

e app

rove

d?

City

of B

ellin

gham

YES

NO

Prop

ositi

on N

o. 20

16-1

Sc

hool

Bus

Lev

y

The B

oard

of D

irecto

rs of

Bell

ingha

m Sc

hool

Distr

ict

adop

ted R

esolu

tion N

o. 13

-16,

autho

rizing

a lev

y for

sc

hool

buse

s. Th

is lev

y fun

ds ac

quisi

tion o

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OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION SAMPLE BALLOTS PLATTE COUNTY, WYOMING

November 8, 2016 Voting Locations

First State Bank Conference Center Wheatland City 1-1 Wheatland City 1-2 Wheatland City 1-3 Wheatland City 1-4 4-H BuildingWheatland Rural 1-6Rocklake 12-1Sybille 20-1Guernsey Sunrise SchoolGuernsey (City & Rural) 2-1Hartville 3-1Glendo Town HallGlendo – West 6-1Glendo – East 6-2Chugwater Community CenterChugwater 10-1Slater 9-1

Sample Ballot Information The names of candidates will be rotated on the official ballots and will not always appear in the order indicated on the sam-ple ballots. Sample Ballots can be viewed at the following locations:

The County Courthouse in theClerk’s Office

On the county website atwww.plattecountywyoming.com

All Town and City Clerk’s Offices

Request a copy by calling the Clerk’sOffice at 307-322-2315

How to Write-In a Candidate

Paper Ballot

Darken the oval

AND write in the candidate’s name.

John Doe WRITE-IN

Touch Screen

Select the oval next to the word “Write-In”

A keyboard will appear for you to type in the name of the person of your choice.

FEDERAL OFFICES

Race – Information

Absentee Ballot Information

Please note that all races will not appear on all ballots. The names of candidates will be rotated on the official ballot and will not necessarily appear in the order below.

Absentee ballots may be request-ed or voted in the Platte County Clerk’s Office until 4:00 p.m. Monday, November 7, 2016. All absentee ballots must be received in the Platte County Clerk’s Of-fice no later than 7:00 p.m. Tues-day, November 8, 2016

FOR JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT, FOR A REGULAR TERM OF EIGHT (8) YEARS

SHALL JUSTICE CATHERINE M FOX BE RETAINED IN OFFICE?

YES NO

UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE TWO (2) YEAR TERM VOTE FOR ONE (1)

LIZ CHENEY REPUBLICAN

RYAN GREENE DEMOCRAT

LAWRENCE GERARD STRUEMPF LIBERTARIAN

DANIEL CLYDE CUMMINGS CONSTITUTION

UNITED STATES PRESIDENT & VICE-PRESIDENT

FOUR (4) YEAR TERM VOTE FOR ONE (1)

DONALD J TRUMP/MICHAEL R PENCE REPUBLICAN

HILLARY CLINTON/TIM KAINE DEMOCRAT

GARY JOHNSON/BILL WELD LIBERTARIAN

DARRELL CASTLE/SCOTT BRADLEY CONSTITUTION

“ROCKY” ROQUE DE LA FUENTE/MICHAEL STEINBERG

INDEPENDENT JILL STEIN/AJAMU BARAKA

INDEPENDENT

MUNICIPAL

COUNTY COMMISSIONER - REPUBLICAN FOUR (4) YEAR TERM

VOTE FOR ONE (1) SANDY KONTOUR

REPUBLICAN

PLATTE COUNTY SENIOR CITIZEN DISTRICT TAX CONTINUATION THE PLATTE COUNTY SENIOR CITIZEN SERVICE DISTRICT IS SEEKING THE APPROVAL OF THE QUAL-IFIED ELECTORS WITHIN THE DISTRICT TO CONTINUE TO IMPOSE A TAX NOT TO EXCEED TWO (2) MILLS ON THE TAXABLE PROPERTY OF THE DISTRCT.

FOR THE TAX AGAINST THE TAX

NON-PARTISAN

TOWN OF CHUGWATER COUNCIL FOUR (4) YEAR TERM

VOTE FOR NOT MORE THANTWO (2)JOSEPH SCHIRMER JOHN BURNS NICHOLE CLARK ERIC C MARLATT

PLATTE COUNTY TOURISM BOARD SHALL PLATTE COUNTY, WYOMING BE AUTHORIZED TO CONTINUE A THREE PERCENT (3%) LODG-ING TAX TO BE USED FOR LOCAL TRAVEL AND TOURISM PROMOTION

FOR THE TAX AGAINST THE TAX

For More Information

Platte County Clerk’s Office (307)322-2315

TOWN OF GUERNSEY COUNCIL MEMBER UNEXPIRED TWO (2) YEAR TERM

VOTE FOR ONE (1) STEPHEN H KELLEY

STATE SENATOR DISTRICT #2 TWO (2) YEAR TERM VOTE FOR ONE (1)

BRIAN S BONER REPBULICAN

WILLIAM B CULLEN III DEMOCRAT

COUNTY OFFICES

STATE OFFICES

STATE REPRESENTATIVE HOUSE DIST #04 TWO (2) YEAR TERM VOTE FOR ONE (1)

DAN R. KIRKBRIDE REPUBLICAN

JOE MICHAELS CONSTITUTION

JUDICIAL RETENTION


SHALL JUSTICE WILLIAM U HILL BE RETAINED IN OFFICE?

YES NO


SHALL JUSTICE KEITH G KAUTZ BE RETAINED IN OFFICE?

YES NO

FOR JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT, FOR A REGULAR

TERM OF SIX (6) YEARS SHALL JUDGE PATRICK W KORELL BE RETAINED IN OFFICE?

YES NO

FOR THE CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT,FOR A REGULAR

TERM OF FOUR (4) YEARS SHALL JUDGE I. VINCENT CASE JR BE RETAINED IN OFFICE?

YES NO

FOR THE CIRCUIT COURT MAGISTRATE OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT, FOR A

REGULAR TERM OF FOUR (4) YEARS SHALL MAGISTRATE SCOTT W COLE BE RETAINED IN OFFICE?

YES NO

PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT A CURRENTLY, THE WYOMING CONSTITUTION ALLOWS THE LEGISLATURE TO AUTHORIZE THE INVEST-MENT OF PUBLIC EMPLOYEE RETIREMENT SYSTEMS FUNDS AND PERMANENT STATE FUNDS IN EQUITIES, SUCH AS STOCK OR SHARES IN PRIVATE OR PUBLIC COMPANIES. PERMANENT FUNDS OF THE STATE INCLUDE FUNDS DESIGNATED AS PERMANENT FUNDS BY THE CONSTITUTION. THE WYO-MING CONSTITUTION DOES NOT ALLOW THE STATE TO INVEST ANY OTHER FUNDS IN EQUITIES. THE ADOPTION OF THIS AMENDMENT WOULD ALLOW THE LEGISLATURE, BY TWO-THIRDS VOTE OF THE MEMBERS OF BOTH HOUSES, TO AUTHORIZE THE INVESTMENT OF ADDITIONAL SPECIFIED STATE FUNDS IN EQUITIES.

FOR AGAINST

TOWN OF WHEATLAND COUNCIL MEMBERS FOUR (4) YEAR TERM

VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN TWO (2) ALAN MADSEN JASON EVANS THANE ASHENHURST

TOWN OF GUERNSEY COUNCIL MEMBER FOUR (4) YEAR TERM

VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN TWO (2) DALE HARRIS SHANE WHITWORTH

SCHOOL BOARD TRUSTEE DISTRICT #1 FOUR (4) YEAR TERM

VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN THREE (3) BARBARA A SMITH DUSTIN KAFKA GREG MEYER MARK STREETS TRICIA SAGNER

SCHOOL BOARD TRUSTEE DISTRICT #2 FOUR (4) YEAR TERM

VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN THREE (3) NEIL WARING DAVID D SEYFANG JR DAVID SEYFANG TYLER SCHIELE GARY L ANDERSON LUKE ZAPF

GOSHEN COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD FOUR (4) YEAR TERM

VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN FIVE (5) DEBORAH BATTLESON ROB BRANHAM JILL “JILLYBEAN” BRYAN ROBERT C BYRD DEAN HARSHBERGER JEFF MCCLUN CHRISTINE J MILLER RICK MURPHREE VALERIE PETERSON JUSTIN L ROSE CARLOS SAUCEDO RODNEY K WAGNER LESLIE WOSTER

TOWN OF CHUGWATER MAYOR FOUR (4) YEAR TERM

VOTE FOR ONE (1) LADONNA SAND LISA REDDING

RESOURCE CONSERVATION DISTRICT-RURAL POSITION

FOUR (4) YEAR TERM VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN TWO (2)

JASON GOERTZ KERRY A POWERS

SENIOR CITIZENS SERVICE DISTRICT TRUSTEE TWO (2) YEAR TERM

VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN FIVE (5) BOBBIE WHITTON PATRICIA PREUIT ROSE MARTINEZ WALTER LEE MODESITT ROLAND BAEZ DEAN HENSEL BRENDA TETER MARGE SCHOLTEN

HOSPITAL DISTRICT DIRECTOR 4 YR FOUR (4) YEAR TERM

VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN FOUR (4) JERRY G ORR RICK L BOWEN LORI MODESITT BRITT WILSON

JUDICIAL RETENTION

NON-PARTISAN

HOSPITAL DISTRICT DIRECTOR 2 YR UNEXPIRED TWO (2) YEAR TERM

VOTE FOR ONE (1) ROB HELLBAUM

FIRE DISTRICT 1-F DIRECTOR FOUR (4) YEAR TERM

VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN TWO (2) R. KEITH OCKINGADAVID WINDMEIERDONALD MOEDE

FIRE DISTRICT 2-F DIRECTOR FOUR (4) YEAR TERM

VOTE FOR ONE (1) JAY COLLINS

FIRE DISTRICT ANTELOPE GAP DIRECTOR FOUR (4) YEAR TERM

VOTE FOR TWO (2) DAVID WEBER ANTHONY LAFFITTE

FIRE DISTRICT ANTELOPE GAP DIRECTOR TWO (2) YEAR TERM VOTE FOR ONE (1)

TONY COCHRAN

GUERNSEY RURAL FIRE DISTRICT DIRECTOR FOUR (4) YEAR TERM

VOTE FOR ONE (1) THEODORE (TED) STANFIELD

CHUGWATER CEMETERY DISTRICT TRUSTEE FOUR (4) YEAR TERM

VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN THREE (3) HOLLY CROWLEY RUTH VAUGHN KATE JACKSON

Y-O RANCH SERVICE & IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTDIRECTOR

FOUR (4) YEAR TERM VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN TWO (2)

JASON HALVORSEN JAMES C ARBOGAST

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