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1 P recinct O fficial's Initials OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION CEDAR COUNTY, IOWA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2008 CENTER TOWNSHIP C ou nty A u d itor & C om m issioner of E lections IN S T R U C T IO N S T O V O T E R S T o vote, d arken the oval(s) com pletely next to your choice, like this:. Write-In: T o vote for a w rite-in cand id ate, w rite the p erson's nam e on the line provided and d arken the oval. Where to find the judges and proposed am endm ent to the Iow a C onstitution: J udges: on the back of this ballot, beginning in the center colu m n. C onstitutional A m endm ent: on the back of this ballot, beginning in the right hand colu m n. PARTISAN OFFICES S T R A IG H T P A R T Y V O T IN G S traight party v oting. T o vote for all cand id ates from a single p arty, fill in the oval in front of the p arty nam e. N ot all p arties have nom inated cand id ates for all offices. M arking a straight p arty vote d oes not inclu d e votes for nonp artisan offices, ju d ges or q u estions. S T R A IG H T P A R T Y V O T IN G (V ote for no m ore than one) R epub lic an P arty (R E P ) D em oc ratic P arty (D E M ) G reen P arty (G R N ) O T H E R P O L IT IC A L O R G A N IZ A T IO N S T he follow ing organizations have nom inated cand id ates for only one office: C onstitution P arty (C O N ) L ib ertarian (L IB ) P arty for S ocialism and L ib eration (P S L ) P eac e and F reedom (P A F ) S oc ialist P arty U S A (S P U ) S oc ialist Work ers P arty (S WP ) N om inated B y P etition (N B P ) B ALLO T FEDERAL OFFICES F or P resident and V ice P resident (V ote for no m ore than one team ) J ohn M cc ain, of A rizona (R E P ) S arah P alin, of A laska B arac k O b am a, of Illinois (D E M ) J oe B iden, of D elaw are C huc k B aldw in, of F lorid a (C O N ) D arrell L. C astle, of T ennessee C y nthia M c K inney, of C alifornia (G R N ) R osa C lem ente, of N orth C arolina B ob B arr, of G eorgia (L IB ) Way ne A. R oot, of N evad a G loria L a R iv a, of C alifornia (P S L ) R ob ert M oses, of M aryland R alph N ader, of C onnecticu t (P A F ) M att G onzalez, of C alifornia B rian M oore, of F lorid a (S P U ) S tew art A. A lex ander, of C alifornia J am es H arris, of C alifornia (S W P ) A lyson K ennedy, of N ew Jersey (W rite-in vote for P resid ent, if any) _ (W rite-in vote for V ice P resident, if any) F or U nited S tates S enator (V ote for no m ore than one) C hristopher R eed (R E P ) T om H ark in (D E M ) (W rite-in vote, if any) F or U nited S tates R epresentative D istric t 2 (V ote for no m ore than one) M ariannette M iller-m eek s (R E P ) D av e L oeb sac k (D E M ) Wendy B arth (G R N ) B rian White (N B P ) (W rite-in vote, if any) STATE OFFICES F or S tate S enator D istric t 4 0 (V ote for no m ore than one) J am es F. H ahn (R E P ) S haron S avage (D E M ) (W rite-in vote, if any) F or Iow a S tate R epresentativ e D istric t 7 9 (V ote for no m ore than one) J eff K aufm ann (R E P ) R eb ecc a S pears (D E M ) (W rite-in vote, if any) COUNTY OFFICES F or B oard of S uperv isors (V ote for no m ore than three) B arb ara J. A rc her (R E P ) J on E. B ell (R E P ) Way ne D eerb erg (R E P ) D ennis B oedek er (D E M ) B illy D. C am pion (D E M ) (W rite-in vote, if any) (W rite-in vote, if any) (W rite-in vote, if any) F or C ounty A uditor (V ote for no m ore than one) C ari G ritton (R E P ) (W rite-in vote, if any) F or C ounty S heriff (V ote for no m ore than one) Warren M. Wethington (R E P ) (W rite-in vote, if any) F or C enter T ow nship T rustee (V ote for no m ore than tw o) R ob ert L angley J ohn A. S c hott (W rite-in vote, if any) (W rite-in vote, if any) FRONT Card 1 RptPct 1-20 "CENTER TOWNSHIP"
2 For Soil & Water Conservation District Commissioner Robert Glick Michael Moes Jr. Randy Rouse (Vote for no more than four) Mike Boyle Dan Conrad Dan Driscoll Debbie Mohr JUDICIAL tice to voters: Vote on all names by filling in the appropriate oval in front of each name. Brent Appel Mark S. Cady Supreme Court Shall the following judges of the Supreme Court Daryl L. Hecht Court of Appeals Shall the following associate judges of the District Court Christine Dalton Ploof PUBLIC MEASURE tice to voters: For an affirmative vote upon any question submitted upon this ballot fill in the oval in front of the word "Y ES." For a negative vote fill in the oval in front of the word "NO." 1 Shall the following amendment to the Constitution be adopted? Summary: Changes the language that describes a person who cannot legally vote from "idiot or insane person" to "a person adjudged mentally incompetent to vote." (To fill a Vacancy - Vote for no more than one) Linda Jacobsen Shall the following judges of the Court of Appeals Rosemary Shaw Sackett Larry J. Eisenhauer Terry L. Huitink District Court 7 Section 5 of Article II of the Constitution of the State of Iowa is repealed and the following adopted in lieu thereof: DISQ UALIFIED PERSONS. SEC. 5. A person adjudged mentally incompetent to vote or a person convicted of any infamous crime shall not be entitled to the privilege of an elector. Shall the following judges of the District Court J. Hobart Darbyshire Marlita A. Greve Mary E. Howes Gary D. McKenrick BACK Card 1 RptPct 1-20 "CENTER TOWNSHIP"
3 Precinct Official's Initials OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION CEDAR COUNTY, IOWA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2008 SPRINGDALE PRECINCT County Auditor & Commissioner of Elections INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS To vote, darken the oval(s) completely next to your choice, like this:. Write-In: To vote for a write-in candidate, write the person's name on the line provided and darken the oval. Where to find the judges and proposed amendment to the Iowa Constitution: Judges: on the back of this ballot, beginning in the center column. Constitutional Amendment: on the back of this ballot, beginning in the right hand column. PARTISAN OFFICES Straight party voting. To vote for all candidates from a single party, fill in the oval in front of the party name. t all parties have nominated candidates for all offices. Marking a straight party vote does not include votes for nonpartisan offices, judges or questions. Republican Party (REP) Democratic Party (DEM) Green Party (GRN) OTHER POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS The following organizations have nominated candidates for only one office: Constitution Party (CON) Libertarian (LIB) Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL) Peace and Freedom (PAF) Socialist Party USA (SPU) Socialist Workers Party (SWP) minated By Petition (NBP) FEDERAL OFFICES For President and Vice President (Vote for no more than one team) John McCain, of Arizona (REP) Sarah Palin, of Alaska Barack Obama, of Illinois (DEM) Joe Biden, of Delaware Chuck Baldwin, of Florida (CON) Darrell L. Castle, of Tennessee Cynthia McKinney, of California (GRN) Rosa Clemente, of rth Carolina Bob Barr, of Georgia (LIB) Wayne A. Root, of Nevada Gloria La Riva, of California (PSL) Robert Moses, of Maryland Ralph Nader, of Connecticut (PAF) Matt Gonzalez, of California Brian Moore, of Florida (SPU) Stewart A. Alexander, of California James Harris, of California (SWP) Alyson Kennedy, of New Jersey (Write-in vote for President, if any) (Write-in vote for Vice President, if any) For United States Senator Christopher Reed (REP) Tom Harkin (DEM) For United States Representative District 2 Mariannette Miller-Meeks (REP) Dave Loebsack (DEM) Wendy Barth (GRN) Brian White (NBP) STATE OFFICES For State Senator District 40 James F. Hahn (REP) Sharon Savage (DEM) For Iowa State Representative District 79 Jeff Kaufmann (REP) Rebecca Spears (DEM) COUNTY OFFICES For Board of Supervisors Jon E. Bell (REP) Wayne Deerberg (REP) Barbara J. Archer (REP) Dennis Boedeker (DEM) Billy D. Campion (DEM) For County Auditor Cari Gritton (REP) For County Sheriff Warren M. Wethington (REP) FRONT Card 29 RptPct 5-30 "SPRINGDALE PRECINCT"
4 For Soil & Water Conservation District Commissioner Robert Glick Michael Moes Jr. Randy Rouse (Vote for no more than four) Mike Boyle Dan Conrad Dan Driscoll Debbie Mohr (To fill a Vacancy - Vote for no more than one) Linda Jacobsen JUDICIAL tice to voters: Vote on all names by filling in the appropriate oval in front of each name. Supreme Court Shall the following judges of the Supreme Court Daryl L. Hecht Brent Appel Mark S. Cady Court of Appeals Shall the following judges of the Court of Appeals Rosemary Shaw Sackett Larry J. Eisenhauer Terry L. Huitink District Court 7 Shall the following judges of the District Court J. Hobart Darbyshire Marlita A. Greve Mary E. Howes Gary D. McKenrick Shall the following associate judges of the District Court Christine Dalton Ploof PUBLIC MEASURE tice to voters: For an affirmative vote upon any question submitted upon this ballot fill in the oval in front of the word "YES." For a negative vote fill in the oval in front of the word "NO." 1 Shall the following amendment to the Constitution be adopted? Summary: Changes the language that describes a person who cannot legally vote from "idiot or insane person" to "a person adjudged mentally incompetent to vote." Section 5 of Article II of the Constitution of the State of Iowa is repealed and the following adopted in lieu thereof: DISQUALIFIED PERSONS. SEC. 5. A person adjudged mentally incompetent to vote or a person convicted of any infamous crime shall not be entitled to the privilege of an elector. PUBLIC MEASURE E To authorize a change in the use of the one percent (1 % ) Local Sales and Services Tax for the City of West Branch effective February 4, PROPOSED USE OF TH E TAX : If the change is approved, excess revenue from the sales and services tax shall be allocated as follows: 0 % for property tax relief; % for the renovation and maintenance of the West Branch Town H all building at 2 05 East Main Street, West Branch, Iowa. CURRENT USE OF TH E TAX : 0 % for property tax relief; % of the revenue generated from the sales and services tax was allocated for the specific purpose of repayment for the County Law Enforcement Center tes. On June 3, these payments were fulfilled. Therefore, the excess revenue was distributed to the cities. BACK Card 29 RptPct 5-30 "SPRINGDALE PRECINCT"
5 Precinct Official's Initials OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION CEDAR COUNTY, IOWA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2008 TIPTON 3 County Auditor & Commissioner of Elections INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS To vote, darken the oval(s) completely next to your choice, like this:. Write-In: To vote for a write-in candidate, write the person's name on the line provided and darken the oval. Where to find the judges and proposed amendment to the Iowa Constitution: Judges: on the back of this ballot, beginning in the center column. Constitutional Amendment: on the back of this ballot, beginning in the right hand column. PARTISAN OFFICES Straight party voting. To vote for all candidates from a single party, fill in the oval in front of the party name. t all parties have nominated candidates for all offices. Marking a straight party vote does not include votes for nonpartisan offices, judges or questions. Republican Party (REP) Democratic Party (DEM) Green Party (GRN) OTHER POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS The following organizations have nominated candidates for only one office: Constitution Party (CON) Libertarian (LIB) Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL) Peace and Freedom (PAF) Socialist Party USA (SPU) Socialist Workers Party (SWP) minated By Petition (NBP) FEDERAL OFFICES For President and Vice President (Vote for no more than one team) John McCain, of Arizona (REP) Sarah Palin, of Alaska Barack Obama, of Illinois (DEM) Joe Biden, of Delaware Chuck Baldwin, of Florida (CON) Darrell L. Castle, of Tennessee Cynthia McKinney, of California (GRN) Rosa Clemente, of rth Carolina Bob Barr, of Georgia (LIB) Wayne A. Root, of Nevada Gloria La Riva, of California (PSL) Robert Moses, of Maryland Ralph Nader, of Connecticut (PAF) Matt Gonzalez, of California Brian Moore, of Florida (SPU) Stewart A. Alexander, of California James Harris, of California (SWP) Alyson Kennedy, of New Jersey (Write-in vote for President, if any) (Write-in vote for Vice President, if any) For United States Senator Christopher Reed (REP) Tom Harkin (DEM) For United States Representative District 2 Mariannette Miller-Meeks (REP) Dave Loebsack (DEM) Wendy Barth (GRN) Brian White (NBP) STATE OFFICES For State Senator District 40 James F. Hahn (REP) Sharon Savage (DEM) For Iowa State Representative District 79 Jeff Kaufmann (REP) Rebecca Spears (DEM) COUNTY OFFICES For Board of Supervisors Jon E. Bell (REP) Wayne Deerberg (REP) Barbara J. Archer (REP) Dennis Boedeker (DEM) Billy D. Campion (DEM) For County Auditor Cari Gritton (REP) For County Sheriff Warren M. Wethington (REP) FRONT Card 28 RptPct 11 "TIPTON 3"
6 For Soil & Water Conservation District Commissioner Robert Glick Michael Moes Jr. Randy Rouse (Vote for no more than four) Mike Boyle Dan Conrad Dan Driscoll Debbie Mohr JUDICIAL tice to voters: Vote on all names by filling in the appropriate oval in front of each name. Brent Appel Mark S. Cady Supreme Court Shall the following judges of the Supreme Court Daryl L. Hecht Court of Appeals Shall the following associate judges of the District Court Christine Dalton Ploof PUBLIC MEASURE tice to voters: For an affirmative vote upon any question submitted upon this ballot fill in the oval in front of the word "YES." For a negative vote fill in the oval in front of the word "NO." 1 Shall the following amendment to the Constitution be adopted? Summary: Changes the language that describes a person who cannot legally vote from "idiot or insane person" to "a person adjudged mentally incompetent to vote." (To fill a Vacancy - Vote for no more than one) Linda Jacobsen Shall the following judges of the Court of Appeals Rosemary Shaw Sackett Larry J. Eisenhauer Terry L. Huitink District Court 7 Section 5 of Article II of the Constitution of the State of Iowa is repealed and the following adopted in lieu thereof: DISQUALIFIED PERSONS. SEC. 5. A person adjudged mentally incompetent to vote or a person convicted of any infamous crime shall not be entitled to the privilege of an elector. Shall the following judges of the District Court J. Hobart Darbyshire Marlita A. Greve Mary E. Howes Gary D. McKenrick BACK Card 28 RptPct 11 "TIPTON 3"
7 Precinct Official's Initials OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION CEDAR COUNTY, IOWA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2008 TIPTON 1 County Auditor & Commissioner of Elections INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS To vote, darken the oval(s) completely next to your choice, like this:. Write-In: To vote for a write-in candidate, write the person's name on the line provided and darken the oval. Where to find the judges and proposed amendment to the Iowa Constitution: Judges: on the back of this ballot, beginning in the center column. Constitutional Amendment: on the back of this ballot, beginning in the right hand column. PARTISAN OFFICES Straight party voting. To vote for all candidates from a single party, fill in the oval in front of the party name. t all parties have nominated candidates for all offices. Marking a straight party vote does not include votes for nonpartisan offices, judges or questions. Republican Party (REP) Democratic Party (DEM) Green Party (GRN) OTHER POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS The following organizations have nominated candidates for only one office: Constitution Party (CON) Libertarian (LIB) Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL) Peace and Freedom (PAF) Socialist Party USA (SPU) Socialist Workers Party (SWP) minated By Petition (NBP) FEDERAL OFFICES For President and Vice President (Vote for no more than one team) John McCain, of Arizona (REP) Sarah Palin, of Alaska Barack Obama, of Illinois (DEM) Joe Biden, of Delaware Chuck Baldwin, of Florida (CON) Darrell L. Castle, of Tennessee Cynthia McKinney, of California (GRN) Rosa Clemente, of rth Carolina Bob Barr, of Georgia (LIB) Wayne A. Root, of Nevada Gloria La Riva, of California (PSL) Robert Moses, of Maryland Ralph Nader, of Connecticut (PAF) Matt Gonzalez, of California Brian Moore, of Florida (SPU) Stewart A. Alexander, of California James Harris, of California (SWP) Alyson Kennedy, of New Jersey (Write-in vote for President, if any) (Write-in vote for Vice President, if any) For United States Senator Christopher Reed (REP) Tom Harkin (DEM) For United States Representative District 2 Mariannette Miller-Meeks (REP) Dave Loebsack (DEM) Wendy Barth (GRN) Brian White (NBP) STATE OFFICES For State Senator District 40 James F. Hahn (REP) Sharon Savage (DEM) For Iowa State Representative District 79 Jeff Kaufmann (REP) Rebecca Spears (DEM) COUNTY OFFICES For Board of Supervisors Wayne Deerberg (REP) Barbara J. Archer (REP) Jon E. Bell (REP) Dennis Boedeker (DEM) Billy D. Campion (DEM) For County Auditor Cari Gritton (REP) For County Sheriff Warren M. Wethington (REP) FRONT Card 27 RptPct 9 "TIPTON 1"
8 For Soil & Water Conservation District Commissioner Robert Glick Michael Moes Jr. Randy Rouse (Vote for no more than four) Mike Boyle Dan Conrad Dan Driscoll Debbie Mohr JUDICIAL tice to voters: Vote on all names by filling in the appropriate oval in front of each name. Brent Appel Mark S. Cady Supreme Court Shall the following judges of the Supreme Court Daryl L. Hecht Court of Appeals Shall the following associate judges of the District Court Christine Dalton Ploof PUBLIC MEASURE tice to voters: For an affirmative vote upon any question submitted upon this ballot fill in the oval in front of the word "YES." For a negative vote fill in the oval in front of the word "NO." 1 Shall the following amendment to the Constitution be adopted? Summary: Changes the language that describes a person who cannot legally vote from "idiot or insane person" to "a person adjudged mentally incompetent to vote." (To fill a Vacancy - Vote for no more than one) Linda Jacobsen Shall the following judges of the Court of Appeals Rosemary Shaw Sackett Larry J. Eisenhauer Terry L. Huitink District Court 7 Section 5 of Article II of the Constitution of the State of Iowa is repealed and the following adopted in lieu thereof: DISQUALIFIED PERSONS. SEC. 5. A person adjudged mentally incompetent to vote or a person convicted of any infamous crime shall not be entitled to the privilege of an elector. Shall the following judges of the District Court J. Hobart Darbyshire Marlita A. Greve Mary E. Howes Gary D. McKenrick BACK Card 27 RptPct 9 "TIPTON 1"
9 Precinct Official's Initials OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION CEDAR COUNTY, IOWA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2008 SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP County Auditor & Commissioner of Elections INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS To vote, darken the oval(s) completely next to your choice, like this:. Write-In: To vote for a write-in candidate, write the person's name on the line provided and darken the oval. Where to find the judges and proposed amendment to the Iowa Constitution: Judges: on the back of this ballot, beginning in the center column. Constitutional Amendment: on the back of this ballot, beginning in the right hand column. PARTISAN OFFICES Straight party voting. To vote for all candidates from a single party, fill in the oval in front of the party name. t all parties have nominated candidates for all offices. Marking a straight party vote does not include votes for nonpartisan offices, judges or questions. OTHER POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS The following organizations have nominated candidates for only one office: Constitution Party (CON) Libertarian (LIB) Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL) Peace and Freedom (PAF) Socialist Party USA (SPU) Socialist Workers Party (SWP) minated By Petition (NBP) Republican Party (REP) Democratic Party (DEM) Green Party (GRN) FEDERAL OFFICES For President and Vice President (Vote for no more than one team) John McCain, of Arizona (REP) Sarah Palin, of Alaska Barack Obama, of Illinois (DEM) Joe Biden, of Delaware Chuck Baldwin, of Florida (CON) Darrell L. Castle, of Tennessee Cynthia McKinney, of California (GRN) Rosa Clemente, of rth Carolina Bob Barr, of Georgia (LIB) Wayne A. Root, of Nevada Gloria La Riva, of California (PSL) Robert Moses, of Maryland Ralph Nader, of Connecticut (PAF) Matt Gonzalez, of California Brian Moore, of Florida (SPU) Stewart A. Alexander, of California James Harris, of California (SWP) Alyson Kennedy, of New Jersey (Write-in vote for President, if any) (Write-in vote for Vice President, if any) For United States Senator Christopher Reed (REP) Tom Harkin (DEM) For United States Representative District 2 Mariannette Miller-Meeks (REP) Dave Loebsack (DEM) Wendy Barth (GRN) Brian White (NBP) STATE OFFICES For State Senator District 40 James F. Hahn (REP) Sharon Savage (DEM) For Iowa State Representative District 79 Jeff Kaufmann (REP) Rebecca Spears (DEM) COUNTY OFFICES For Board of Supervisors Jon E. Bell (REP) Wayne Deerberg (REP) Barbara J. Archer (REP) Billy D. Campion (DEM) Dennis Boedeker (DEM) For County Auditor Cari Gritton (REP) For County Sheriff Warren M. Wethington (REP) For Springfield Township Trustee (Vote for no more than two) Henry O. Boedeker Pam Hartwig FRONT Card 26 RptPct 8-20 "SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP"
10 For Soil & Water Conservation District Commissioner Robert Glick Michael Moes Jr. Randy Rouse (Vote for no more than four) Mike Boyle Dan Conrad Dan Driscoll Debbie Mohr JUDICIAL tice to voters: Vote on all names by filling in the appropriate oval in front of each name. Brent Appel Mark S. Cady Supreme Court Shall the following judges of the Supreme Court Daryl L. Hecht Court of Appeals Shall the following associate judges of the District Court Christine Dalton Ploof PUBLIC MEASURE tice to voters: For an affirmative vote upon any question submitted upon this ballot fill in the oval in front of the word "YES." For a negative vote fill in the oval in front of the word "NO." 1 Shall the following amendment to the Constitution be adopted? Summary: Changes the language that describes a person who cannot legally vote from "idiot or insane person" to "a person adjudged mentally incompetent to vote." (To fill a Vacancy - Vote for no more than one) Linda Jacobsen Shall the following judges of the Court of Appeals Rosemary Shaw Sackett Larry J. Eisenhauer Terry L. Huitink District Court 7 Section 5 of Article II of the Constitution of the State of Iowa is repealed and the following adopted in lieu thereof: DISQUALIFIED PERSONS. SEC. 5. A person adjudged mentally incompetent to vote or a person convicted of any infamous crime shall not be entitled to the privilege of an elector. Shall the following judges of the District Court J. Hobart Darbyshire Marlita A. Greve Mary E. Howes Gary D. McKenrick BACK Card 26 RptPct 8-20 "SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP"
11 Precinct Official's Initials OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION CEDAR COUNTY, IOWA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2008 MASSILLON TOWNSHIP County Auditor & Commissioner of Elections INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS To vote, darken the oval(s) completely next to your choice, like this:. Write-In: To vote for a write-in candidate, write the person's name on the line provided and darken the oval. Where to find the judges and proposed amendment to the Iowa Constitution: Judges: on the back of this ballot, beginning in the center column. Constitutional Amendment: on the back of this ballot, beginning in the right hand column. PARTISAN OFFICES Straight party voting. To vote for all candidates from a single party, fill in the oval in front of the party name. t all parties have nominated candidates for all offices. Marking a straight party vote does not include votes for nonpartisan offices, judges or questions. Republican Party (REP) Democratic Party (DEM) Green Party (GRN) OTHER POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS The following organizations have nominated candidates for only one office: Constitution Party (CON) Libertarian (LIB) Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL) Peace and Freedom (PAF) Socialist Party USA (SPU) Socialist Workers Party (SWP) minated By Petition (NBP) FEDERAL OFFICES For President and Vice President (Vote for no more than one team) John McCain, of Arizona (REP) Sarah Palin, of Alaska Barack Obama, of Illinois (DEM) Joe Biden, of Delaware Chuck Baldwin, of Florida (CON) Darrell L. Castle, of Tennessee Cynthia McKinney, of California (GRN) Rosa Clemente, of rth Carolina Bob Barr, of Georgia (LIB) Wayne A. Root, of Nevada Gloria La Riva, of California (PSL) Robert Moses, of Maryland Ralph Nader, of Connecticut (PAF) Matt Gonzalez, of California Brian Moore, of Florida (SPU) Stewart A. Alexander, of California James Harris, of California (SWP) Alyson Kennedy, of New Jersey (Write-in vote for President, if any) (Write-in vote for Vice President, if any) For United States Senator Christopher Reed (REP) Tom Harkin (DEM) For United States Representative District 2 Mariannette Miller-Meeks (REP) Dave Loebsack (DEM) Wendy Barth (GRN) Brian White (NBP) STATE OFFICES For State Senator District 40 James F. Hahn (REP) Sharon Savage (DEM) For Iowa State Representative District 79 Jeff Kaufmann (REP) Rebecca Spears (DEM) COUNTY OFFICES For Board of Supervisors Jon E. Bell (REP) Wayne Deerberg (REP) Barbara J. Archer (REP) Billy D. Campion (DEM) Dennis Boedeker (DEM) For County Auditor Cari Gritton (REP) For County Sheriff Warren M. Wethington (REP) For Massillon Township Trustee (Vote for no more than two) Robert C. Bunge William Ihns FRONT Card 25 RptPct 8-10 "MASSILLON TOWNSHIP"
12 For Soil & Water Conservation District Commissioner Robert Glick Michael Moes Jr. Randy Rouse (Vote for no more than four) Mike Boyle Dan Conrad Dan Driscoll Debbie Mohr JUDICIAL tice to voters: Vote on all names by filling in the appropriate oval in front of each name. Brent Appel Mark S. Cady Supreme Court Shall the following judges of the Supreme Court Daryl L. Hecht Court of Appeals Shall the following associate judges of the District Court Christine Dalton Ploof PUBLIC MEASURE tice to voters: For an affirmative vote upon any question submitted upon this ballot fill in the oval in front of the word "YES." For a negative vote fill in the oval in front of the word "NO." 1 Shall the following amendment to the Constitution be adopted? Summary: Changes the language that describes a person who cannot legally vote from "idiot or insane person" to "a person adjudged mentally incompetent to vote." (To fill a Vacancy - Vote for no more than one) Linda Jacobsen Shall the following judges of the Court of Appeals Rosemary Shaw Sackett Larry J. Eisenhauer Terry L. Huitink District Court 7 Section 5 of Article II of the Constitution of the State of Iowa is repealed and the following adopted in lieu thereof: DISQUALIFIED PERSONS. SEC. 5. A person adjudged mentally incompetent to vote or a person convicted of any infamous crime shall not be entitled to the privilege of an elector. Shall the following judges of the District Court J. Hobart Darbyshire Marlita A. Greve Mary E. Howes Gary D. McKenrick BACK Card 25 RptPct 8-10 "MASSILLON TOWNSHIP"
13 Precinct Official's Initials OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION CEDAR COUNTY, IOWA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2008 PIONEER PRECINCT County Auditor & Commissioner of Elections INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS To vote, darken the oval(s) completely next to your choice, like this:. Write-In: To vote for a write-in candidate, write the person's name on the line provided and darken the oval. Where to find the judges and proposed amendment to the Iowa Constitution: Judges: on the back of this ballot, beginning in the center column. Constitutional Amendment: on the back of this ballot, beginning in the right hand column. PARTISAN OFFICES Straight party voting. To vote for all candidates from a single party, fill in the oval in front of the party name. t all parties have nominated candidates for all offices. Marking a straight party vote does not include votes for nonpartisan offices, judges or questions. Republican Party (REP) Democratic Party (DEM) Green Party (GRN) OTHER POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS The following organizations have nominated candidates for only one office: Constitution Party (CON) Libertarian (LIB) Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL) Peace and Freedom (PAF) Socialist Party USA (SPU) Socialist Workers Party (SWP) minated By Petition (NBP) FEDERAL OFFICES For President and Vice President (Vote for no more than one team) John McCain, of Arizona (REP) Sarah Palin, of Alaska Barack Obama, of Illinois (DEM) Joe Biden, of Delaware Chuck Baldwin, of Florida (CON) Darrell L. Castle, of Tennessee Cynthia McKinney, of California (GRN) Rosa Clemente, of rth Carolina Bob Barr, of Georgia (LIB) Wayne A. Root, of Nevada Gloria La Riva, of California (PSL) Robert Moses, of Maryland Ralph Nader, of Connecticut (PAF) Matt Gonzalez, of California Brian Moore, of Florida (SPU) Stewart A. Alexander, of California James Harris, of California (SWP) Alyson Kennedy, of New Jersey (Write-in vote for President, if any) (Write-in vote for Vice President, if any) For United States Senator Christopher Reed (REP) Tom Harkin (DEM) For United States Representative District 2 Mariannette Miller-Meeks (REP) Dave Loebsack (DEM) Wendy Barth (GRN) Brian White (NBP) STATE OFFICES For State Senator District 40 James F. Hahn (REP) Sharon Savage (DEM) For Iowa State Representative District 79 Jeff Kaufmann (REP) Rebecca Spears (DEM) COUNTY OFFICES For Board of Supervisors Barbara J. Archer (REP) Jon E. Bell (REP) Wayne Deerberg (REP) Dennis Boedeker (DEM) Billy D. Campion (DEM) For County Auditor Cari Gritton (REP) For County Sheriff Warren M. Wethington (REP) FRONT Card 24 RptPct 7-30 "PIONEER PRECINCT"
14 For Soil & Water Conservation District Commissioner Robert Glick Michael Moes Jr. Randy Rouse (Vote for no more than four) Mike Boyle Dan Conrad Dan Driscoll Debbie Mohr JUDICIAL tice to voters: Vote on all names by filling in the appropriate oval in front of each name. Brent Appel Mark S. Cady Supreme Court Shall the following judges of the Supreme Court Daryl L. Hecht Court of Appeals Shall the following associate judges of the District Court Christine Dalton Ploof PUBLIC MEASURE tice to voters: For an affirmative vote upon any question submitted upon this ballot fill in the oval in front of the word "YES." For a negative vote fill in the oval in front of the word "NO." 1 Shall the following amendment to the Constitution be adopted? Summary: Changes the language that describes a person who cannot legally vote from "idiot or insane person" to "a person adjudged mentally incompetent to vote." (To fill a Vacancy - Vote for no more than one) Linda Jacobsen Shall the following judges of the Court of Appeals Rosemary Shaw Sackett Larry J. Eisenhauer Terry L. Huitink District Court 7 Section 5 of Article II of the Constitution of the State of Iowa is repealed and the following adopted in lieu thereof: DISQUALIFIED PERSONS. SEC. 5. A person adjudged mentally incompetent to vote or a person convicted of any infamous crime shall not be entitled to the privilege of an elector. Shall the following judges of the District Court J. Hobart Darbyshire Marlita A. Greve Mary E. Howes Gary D. McKenrick BACK Card 24 RptPct 7-30 "PIONEER PRECINCT"
15 Precinct Official's Initials OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION CEDAR COUNTY, IOWA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2008 PIONEER TOWNSHIP County Auditor & Commissioner of Elections INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS To vote, darken the oval(s) completely next to your choice, like this:. Write-In: To vote for a write-in candidate, write the person's name on the line provided and darken the oval. Where to find the judges and proposed amendment to the Iowa Constitution: Judges: on the back of this ballot, beginning in the center column. Constitutional Amendment: on the back of this ballot, beginning in the right hand column. PARTISAN OFFICES Straight party voting. To vote for all candidates from a single party, fill in the oval in front of the party name. t all parties have nominated candidates for all offices. Marking a straight party vote does not include votes for nonpartisan offices, judges or questions. Republican Party (REP) Democratic Party (DEM) Green Party (GRN) OTHER POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS The following organizations have nominated candidates for only one office: Constitution Party (CON) Libertarian (LIB) Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL) Peace and Freedom (PAF) Socialist Party USA (SPU) Socialist Workers Party (SWP) minated By Petition (NBP) FEDERAL OFFICES For President and Vice President (Vote for no more than one team) John McCain, of Arizona (REP) Sarah Palin, of Alaska Barack Obama, of Illinois (DEM) Joe Biden, of Delaware Chuck Baldwin, of Florida (CON) Darrell L. Castle, of Tennessee Cynthia McKinney, of California (GRN) Rosa Clemente, of rth Carolina Bob Barr, of Georgia (LIB) Wayne A. Root, of Nevada Gloria La Riva, of California (PSL) Robert Moses, of Maryland Ralph Nader, of Connecticut (PAF) Matt Gonzalez, of California Brian Moore, of Florida (SPU) Stewart A. Alexander, of California James Harris, of California (SWP) Alyson Kennedy, of New Jersey (Write-in vote for President, if any) (Write-in vote for Vice President, if any) For United States Senator Christopher Reed (REP) Tom Harkin (DEM) For United States Representative District 2 Mariannette Miller-Meeks (REP) Dave Loebsack (DEM) Wendy Barth (GRN) Brian White (NBP) STATE OFFICES For State Senator District 40 James F. Hahn (REP) Sharon Savage (DEM) For Iowa State Representative District 79 Jeff Kaufmann (REP) Rebecca Spears (DEM) COUNTY OFFICES For Board of Supervisors Barbara J. Archer (REP) Jon E. Bell (REP) Wayne Deerberg (REP) Dennis Boedeker (DEM) Billy D. Campion (DEM) For County Auditor Cari Gritton (REP) For County Sheriff Warren M. Wethington (REP) For Pioneer Township Trustee (Vote for no more than two) Joel Brown Jay Hartman FRONT Card 23 RptPct 7-20 "PIONEER TOWNSHIP"
16 For Soil & Water Conservation District Commissioner Robert Glick Michael Moes Jr. Randy Rouse (Vote for no more than four) Mike Boyle Dan Conrad Dan Driscoll Debbie Mohr JUDICIAL tice to voters: Vote on all names by filling in the appropriate oval in front of each name. Brent Appel Mark S. Cady Supreme Court Shall the following judges of the Supreme Court Daryl L. Hecht Court of Appeals Shall the following associate judges of the District Court Christine Dalton Ploof PUBLIC MEASURE tice to voters: For an affirmative vote upon any question submitted upon this ballot fill in the oval in front of the word "YES." For a negative vote fill in the oval in front of the word "NO." 1 Shall the following amendment to the Constitution be adopted? Summary: Changes the language that describes a person who cannot legally vote from "idiot or insane person" to "a person adjudged mentally incompetent to vote." (To fill a Vacancy - Vote for no more than one) Linda Jacobsen Shall the following judges of the Court of Appeals Rosemary Shaw Sackett Larry J. Eisenhauer Terry L. Huitink District Court 7 Section 5 of Article II of the Constitution of the State of Iowa is repealed and the following adopted in lieu thereof: DISQUALIFIED PERSONS. SEC. 5. A person adjudged mentally incompetent to vote or a person convicted of any infamous crime shall not be entitled to the privilege of an elector. Shall the following judges of the District Court J. Hobart Darbyshire Marlita A. Greve Mary E. Howes Gary D. McKenrick BACK Card 23 RptPct 7-20 "PIONEER TOWNSHIP"
17 Precinct Official's Initials OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION CEDAR COUNTY, IOWA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2008 LINN TOWNSHIP County Auditor & Commissioner of Elections INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS To vote, darken the oval(s) completely next to your choice, like this:. Write-In: To vote for a write-in candidate, write the person's name on the line provided and darken the oval. Where to find the judges and proposed amendment to the Iowa Constitution: Judges: on the back of this ballot, beginning in the center column. Constitutional Amendment: on the back of this ballot, beginning in the right hand column. PARTISAN OFFICES Straight party voting. To vote for all candidates from a single party, fill in the oval in front of the party name. t all parties have nominated candidates for all offices. Marking a straight party vote does not include votes for nonpartisan offices, judges or questions. Republican Party (REP) Democratic Party (DEM) Green Party (GRN) OTHER POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS The following organizations have nominated candidates for only one office: Constitution Party (CON) Libertarian (LIB) Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL) Peace and Freedom (PAF) Socialist Party USA (SPU) Socialist Workers Party (SWP) minated By Petition (NBP) FEDERAL OFFICES For President and Vice President (Vote for no more than one team) John McCain, of Arizona (REP) Sarah Palin, of Alaska Barack Obama, of Illinois (DEM) Joe Biden, of Delaware Chuck Baldwin, of Florida (CON) Darrell L. Castle, of Tennessee Cynthia McKinney, of California (GRN) Rosa Clemente, of rth Carolina Bob Barr, of Georgia (LIB) Wayne A. Root, of Nevada Gloria La Riva, of California (PSL) Robert Moses, of Maryland Ralph Nader, of Connecticut (PAF) Matt Gonzalez, of California Brian Moore, of Florida (SPU) Stewart A. Alexander, of California James Harris, of California (SWP) Alyson Kennedy, of New Jersey (Write-in vote for President, if any) (Write-in vote for Vice President, if any) For United States Senator Christopher Reed (REP) Tom Harkin (DEM) For United States Representative District 2 Mariannette Miller-Meeks (REP) Dave Loebsack (DEM) Wendy Barth (GRN) Brian White (NBP) STATE OFFICES For State Senator District 40 James F. Hahn (REP) Sharon Savage (DEM) For Iowa State Representative District 79 Jeff Kaufmann (REP) Rebecca Spears (DEM) COUNTY OFFICES For Board of Supervisors Barbara J. Archer (REP) Jon E. Bell (REP) Wayne Deerberg (REP) Dennis Boedeker (DEM) Billy D. Campion (DEM) For County Auditor Cari Gritton (REP) For County Sheriff Warren M. Wethington (REP) For Linn Township Trustee (Vote for no more than two) Walter Johnston Julie Thomson FRONT Card 22 RptPct 7-10 "LINN TOWNSHIP"
18 For Soil & Water Conservation District Commissioner Robert Glick Michael Moes Jr. Randy Rouse (Vote for no more than four) Mike Boyle Dan Conrad Dan Driscoll Debbie Mohr JUDICIAL tice to voters: Vote on all names by filling in the appropriate oval in front of each name. Brent Appel Mark S. Cady Supreme Court Shall the following judges of the Supreme Court Daryl L. Hecht Court of Appeals Shall the following associate judges of the District Court Christine Dalton Ploof PUBLIC MEASURE tice to voters: For an affirmative vote upon any question submitted upon this ballot fill in the oval in front of the word "YES." For a negative vote fill in the oval in front of the word "NO." 1 Shall the following amendment to the Constitution be adopted? Summary: Changes the language that describes a person who cannot legally vote from "idiot or insane person" to "a person adjudged mentally incompetent to vote." (To fill a Vacancy - Vote for no more than one) Linda Jacobsen Shall the following judges of the Court of Appeals Rosemary Shaw Sackett Larry J. Eisenhauer Terry L. Huitink District Court 7 Section 5 of Article II of the Constitution of the State of Iowa is repealed and the following adopted in lieu thereof: DISQUALIFIED PERSONS. SEC. 5. A person adjudged mentally incompetent to vote or a person convicted of any infamous crime shall not be entitled to the privilege of an elector. Shall the following judges of the District Court J. Hobart Darbyshire Marlita A. Greve Mary E. Howes Gary D. McKenrick BACK Card 22 RptPct 7-10 "LINN TOWNSHIP"
19 Precinct Official's Initials OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION CEDAR COUNTY, IOWA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2008 INLAND PRECINCT County Auditor & Commissioner of Elections INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS To vote, darken the oval(s) completely next to your choice, like this:. Write-In: To vote for a write-in candidate, write the person's name on the line provided and darken the oval. Where to find the judges and proposed amendment to the Iowa Constitution: Judges: on the back of this ballot, beginning in the center column. Constitutional Amendment: on the back of this ballot, beginning in the right hand column. PARTISAN OFFICES Straight party voting. To vote for all candidates from a single party, fill in the oval in front of the party name. t all parties have nominated candidates for all offices. Marking a straight party vote does not include votes for nonpartisan offices, judges or questions. Republican Party (REP) Democratic Party (DEM) Green Party (GRN) OTHER POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS The following organizations have nominated candidates for only one office: Constitution Party (CON) Libertarian (LIB) Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL) Peace and Freedom (PAF) Socialist Party USA (SPU) Socialist Workers Party (SWP) minated By Petition (NBP) FEDERAL OFFICES For President and Vice President (Vote for no more than one team) John McCain, of Arizona (REP) Sarah Palin, of Alaska Barack Obama, of Illinois (DEM) Joe Biden, of Delaware Chuck Baldwin, of Florida (CON) Darrell L. Castle, of Tennessee Cynthia McKinney, of California (GRN) Rosa Clemente, of rth Carolina Bob Barr, of Georgia (LIB) Wayne A. Root, of Nevada Gloria La Riva, of California (PSL) Robert Moses, of Maryland Ralph Nader, of Connecticut (PAF) Matt Gonzalez, of California Brian Moore, of Florida (SPU) Stewart A. Alexander, of California James Harris, of California (SWP) Alyson Kennedy, of New Jersey (Write-in vote for President, if any) (Write-in vote for Vice President, if any) For United States Senator Christopher Reed (REP) Tom Harkin (DEM) For United States Representative District 2 Mariannette Miller-Meeks (REP) Dave Loebsack (DEM) Wendy Barth (GRN) Brian White (NBP) STATE OFFICES For State Senator District 40 James F. Hahn (REP) Sharon Savage (DEM) For Iowa State Representative District 79 Jeff Kaufmann (REP) Rebecca Spears (DEM) COUNTY OFFICES For Board of Supervisors Wayne Deerberg (REP) Barbara J. Archer (REP) Jon E. Bell (REP) Billy D. Campion (DEM) Dennis Boedeker (DEM) For County Auditor Cari Gritton (REP) For County Sheriff Warren M. Wethington (REP) FRONT Card 21 RptPct 6-20 "INLAND PRECINCT"
20 For Soil & Water Conservation District Commissioner Robert Glick Michael Moes Jr. Randy Rouse (Vote for no more than four) Mike Boyle Dan Conrad Dan Driscoll Debbie Mohr JUDICIAL tice to voters: Vote on all names by filling in the appropriate oval in front of each name. Brent Appel Mark S. Cady Supreme Court Shall the following judges of the Supreme Court Daryl L. Hecht Court of Appeals Shall the following associate judges of the District Court Christine Dalton Ploof PUBLIC MEASURE tice to voters: For an affirmative vote upon any question submitted upon this ballot fill in the oval in front of the word "YES." For a negative vote fill in the oval in front of the word "NO." 1 Shall the following amendment to the Constitution be adopted? Summary: Changes the language that describes a person who cannot legally vote from "idiot or insane person" to "a person adjudged mentally incompetent to vote." (To fill a Vacancy - Vote for no more than one) Linda Jacobsen Shall the following judges of the Court of Appeals Rosemary Shaw Sackett Larry J. Eisenhauer Terry L. Huitink District Court 7 Section 5 of Article II of the Constitution of the State of Iowa is repealed and the following adopted in lieu thereof: DISQUALIFIED PERSONS. SEC. 5. A person adjudged mentally incompetent to vote or a person convicted of any infamous crime shall not be entitled to the privilege of an elector. Shall the following judges of the District Court J. Hobart Darbyshire Marlita A. Greve Mary E. Howes Gary D. McKenrick BACK Card 21 RptPct 6-20 "INLAND PRECINCT"
21 Precinct Official's Initials OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION CEDAR COUNTY, IOWA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2008 INLAND TOWNSHIP County Auditor & Commissioner of Elections INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS To vote, darken the oval(s) completely next to your choice, like this:. Write-In: To vote for a write-in candidate, write the person's name on the line provided and darken the oval. Where to find the judges and proposed amendment to the Iowa Constitution: Judges: on the back of this ballot, beginning in the center column. Constitutional Amendment: on the back of this ballot, beginning in the right hand column. PARTISAN OFFICES Straight party voting. To vote for all candidates from a single party, fill in the oval in front of the party name. t all parties have nominated candidates for all offices. Marking a straight party vote does not include votes for nonpartisan offices, judges or questions. Republican Party (REP) Democratic Party (DEM) Green Party (GRN) OTHER POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS The following organizations have nominated candidates for only one office: Constitution Party (CON) Libertarian (LIB) Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL) Peace and Freedom (PAF) Socialist Party USA (SPU) Socialist Workers Party (SWP) minated By Petition (NBP) FEDERAL OFFICES For President and Vice President (Vote for no more than one team) John McCain, of Arizona (REP) Sarah Palin, of Alaska Barack Obama, of Illinois (DEM) Joe Biden, of Delaware Chuck Baldwin, of Florida (CON) Darrell L. Castle, of Tennessee Cynthia McKinney, of California (GRN) Rosa Clemente, of rth Carolina Bob Barr, of Georgia (LIB) Wayne A. Root, of Nevada Gloria La Riva, of California (PSL) Robert Moses, of Maryland Ralph Nader, of Connecticut (PAF) Matt Gonzalez, of California Brian Moore, of Florida (SPU) Stewart A. Alexander, of California James Harris, of California (SWP) Alyson Kennedy, of New Jersey (Write-in vote for President, if any) (Write-in vote for Vice President, if any) For United States Senator Christopher Reed (REP) Tom Harkin (DEM) For United States Representative District 2 Mariannette Miller-Meeks (REP) Dave Loebsack (DEM) Wendy Barth (GRN) Brian White (NBP) STATE OFFICES For State Senator District 40 James F. Hahn (REP) Sharon Savage (DEM) For Iowa State Representative District 79 Jeff Kaufmann (REP) Rebecca Spears (DEM) COUNTY OFFICES For Board of Supervisors Wayne Deerberg (REP) Barbara J. Archer (REP) Jon E. Bell (REP) Billy D. Campion (DEM) Dennis Boedeker (DEM) For County Auditor Cari Gritton (REP) For County Sheriff Warren M. Wethington (REP) For Inland Township Trustee (Vote for no more than two) FRONT Card 20 RptPct 6-10 "INLAND TOWNSHIP"
22 For Soil & Water Conservation District Commissioner Robert Glick Michael Moes Jr. Randy Rouse (Vote for no more than four) Mike Boyle Dan Conrad Dan Driscoll Debbie Mohr JUDICIAL tice to voters: Vote on all names by filling in the appropriate oval in front of each name. Brent Appel Mark S. Cady Supreme Court Shall the following judges of the Supreme Court Daryl L. Hecht Court of Appeals Shall the following associate judges of the District Court Christine Dalton Ploof PUBLIC MEASURE tice to voters: For an affirmative vote upon any question submitted upon this ballot fill in the oval in front of the word "YES." For a negative vote fill in the oval in front of the word "NO." 1 Shall the following amendment to the Constitution be adopted? Summary: Changes the language that describes a person who cannot legally vote from "idiot or insane person" to "a person adjudged mentally incompetent to vote." (To fill a Vacancy - Vote for no more than one) Linda Jacobsen Shall the following judges of the Court of Appeals Rosemary Shaw Sackett Larry J. Eisenhauer Terry L. Huitink District Court 7 Section 5 of Article II of the Constitution of the State of Iowa is repealed and the following adopted in lieu thereof: DISQUALIFIED PERSONS. SEC. 5. A person adjudged mentally incompetent to vote or a person convicted of any infamous crime shall not be entitled to the privilege of an elector. Shall the following judges of the District Court J. Hobart Darbyshire Marlita A. Greve Mary E. Howes Gary D. McKenrick BACK Card 20 RptPct 6-10 "INLAND TOWNSHIP"
23 Precinct Official's Initials OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION CEDAR COUNTY, IOWA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2008 GOWER TOWNSHIP County Auditor & Commissioner of Elections INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS To vote, darken the oval(s) completely next to your choice, like this:. Write-In: To vote for a write-in candidate, write the person's name on the line provided and darken the oval. Where to find the judges and proposed amendment to the Iowa Constitution: Judges: on the back of this ballot, beginning in the center column. Constitutional Amendment: on the back of this ballot, beginning in the right hand column. PARTISAN OFFICES Straight party voting. To vote for all candidates from a single party, fill in the oval in front of the party name. t all parties have nominated candidates for all offices. Marking a straight party vote does not include votes for nonpartisan offices, judges or questions. Republican Party (REP) Democratic Party (DEM) Green Party (GRN) OTHER POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS The following organizations have nominated candidates for only one office: Constitution Party (CON) Libertarian (LIB) Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL) Peace and Freedom (PAF) Socialist Party USA (SPU) Socialist Workers Party (SWP) minated By Petition (NBP) FEDERAL OFFICES For President and Vice President (Vote for no more than one team) John McCain, of Arizona (REP) Sarah Palin, of Alaska Barack Obama, of Illinois (DEM) Joe Biden, of Delaware Chuck Baldwin, of Florida (CON) Darrell L. Castle, of Tennessee Cynthia McKinney, of California (GRN) Rosa Clemente, of rth Carolina Bob Barr, of Georgia (LIB) Wayne A. Root, of Nevada Gloria La Riva, of California (PSL) Robert Moses, of Maryland Ralph Nader, of Connecticut (PAF) Matt Gonzalez, of California Brian Moore, of Florida (SPU) Stewart A. Alexander, of California James Harris, of California (SWP) Alyson Kennedy, of New Jersey (Write-in vote for President, if any) (Write-in vote for Vice President, if any) For United States Senator Christopher Reed (REP) Tom Harkin (DEM) For United States Representative District 2 Mariannette Miller-Meeks (REP) Dave Loebsack (DEM) Wendy Barth (GRN) Brian White (NBP) STATE OFFICES For State Senator District 40 James F. Hahn (REP) Sharon Savage (DEM) For Iowa State Representative District 79 Jeff Kaufmann (REP) Rebecca Spears (DEM) COUNTY OFFICES For Board of Supervisors Jon E. Bell (REP) Wayne Deerberg (REP) Barbara J. Archer (REP) Dennis Boedeker (DEM) Billy D. Campion (DEM) For County Auditor Cari Gritton (REP) For County Sheriff Warren M. Wethington (REP) For Gower Township Trustee (Vote for no more than two) Barry Anderson Karl Jennings FRONT Card 19 RptPct 5-10 "GOWER TOWNSHIP"
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