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1 RECORD TURNOUT EXPECTED! THREE WAYS TO VOTE - SEE INSIDE! OFFICIAL SAMPLE BALLOT 2008 GENERAL ELECTION LEON COUNTY November 4, 2008 Contents 3 Ways to Vote 1-2 Absentee Voting 3-4 A Message for Voters 5 Special Pull Out Section 6-9 General Election 7-8 Proposed Constitutional Amendments 8 Office Information 9 Voter s Bill of Rights 10 Voter Responsibilities 10 Kids Voting 10 Precinct Locations What s On Our Web Site 14 Voter s Precinct & Card Back Cover

2 1) EARLY VOTING We have expanded our popular Early Voting to four locations for 2008, bringing an Early Voting location to the Leon County Fort Braden Library, the Leon County Northeast Library, and the new Leon County Woodville Community Ctr Library, in addition to the Leon County Courthouse Rotunda. You can cast your ballot at any location that is convenient to you two weeks prior to Election Day. Voting dates are Monday through Friday, October 20-24, 2008, and Sunday through Saturday, October 26-November 1, Voting hours at Early Voting sites once again include Sundays and Saturdays, with hours of operation to meet your busy schedule. The new locations hours will be from 10:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m., while the Leon County Courthouse Rotunda will be open from 8:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. 2) BY MAIL BALLOT If you are unable to make it to your polling place on Election Day, and have no means of transport to an Early Voting location, by all means we still want you to vote! Simply call our office at (850) 606-VOTE, or (850) , and press 2 to be connected to our Absentee Ballot Team. Please be sure to allow plenty of time for mail delivery, even within Tallahassee. The deadline to request an absentee ballot is 5:30 p.m., Wednesday, October 29, I Voted 3) AT YOUR PRECINCT Voting at your precinct on Election Day is your last option to cast your ballot in an election. Voting hours are 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. Be sure we have your current residence address so that you appear at your proper polling location and bring a picture ID with your signature to present to the poll worker. To avoid congestion at your precinct, vote in the non rush hour time frames of the day. We expect record breaking turnout for this historic General Election, so please do your part by studying this sample ballot, researching the candidates and issues via the newspaper, web sites or other means, and make your vote count. Once again, the Leon County Board of County Commissioners has approved the first hour free for parking downtown at one of two parking garages to ease the parking shortage for downtown early voting. Those two parking garages are operated by Republic, and are the Kleman Plaza, 306 S. Duval Street, and the garage directly behind the Leon County Courthouse, 215 S. Calhoun Street. Simply affix your I VOTED sticker to your parking pass and the first hour is paid for by the Leon County Commissioners. 1

3 Early Voting dates: Monday through Friday October 20-24, 2008 Sunday through Saturday October 26-November 1,

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5 MAKE SURE YOUR ABSENTEE VOTE IS COUNTED! I,, do solemnly swear or affirm that I am a qualified registered voter of Leon County, Florida, and that I have not and will not vote more than one ballot in this election. I understand that if I commit or attempt to commit any fraud in connection with voting, vote a fraudulent ballot, or vote more than once in an election, I can be convicted of a felony of the third degree and fined up to $5,000, and/or imprisoned for up to 5 years. I also understand that failure to sign this certificate will invalidate my ballot. (PLEASE PRINT FULL NAME) 99% OF ABSENTEE BALLOTS IN LEON COUNTY COUNT IN EACH ELECTION! Those that don t have one overwhelming problem: The deadline to request an absentee ballot is 5:30 pm, EST, on Wednesday, October 29th, (2) F.S. This may be done in person, by mail, by telephone or online at our website: 4 NO SIGNATURE on the Voter s Certificate Please don t let it happen to you! Put your signature on the Voter s Certificate before it gets to our office. REQUEST DEADLINE Mail your ballot in time to be received by our office no later than 7:00 p.m. on Election Day, November 4th, If you think there is not enough time for the US Postal Service to route your ballot to us, it can be hand-delivered directly to our office by you or someone you choose. Ballots received after 7:00 p.m. on November 4th, 2008 will not count in this election. Below are two locations to hand-deliver your ballot through Election Day: 1) MAIN OFFICE 2) Starting October 20th-Courthouse Plaza 315 South Calhoun St. 301 South Monroe St. Bank of America Building Leon County Courthouse First Floor on right Early Voting Plaza entrance on Monroe St.

6 PREPARE FOR RECORD TURNOUT Record turnout at the polls is expected on Election Day, November 4, from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. The hours of commuter traffic traditionally have the heaviest lines for voting, 7 9 a.m. and 5:30 7 p.m. Usually, the mid-morning and mid-afternoon times are your best times to avoid lines at your polling precinct. If you wait until Election Day to cast your vote, please be patient with the poll workers, for they are working a 14-hour day to serve you. Your photo identification is used for identification purposes only and having it ready to show the precinct register inspector will really keep the lines moving quickly. Once you receive your ballot, review it to make sure you see the races on the front and the amendments on the back. Be sure to vote both sides of your ballot before moving to the voting machine. You will place your voted ballot into the machine, where it takes just two seconds to be read. Remember, it is too late to make any changes on your ballot once it has been accepted by the voting machine. RUMORS ABOUND FOR THE GENERAL ELECTION It seems in every election, false information is circulated that attempts to keep voters from going to the polls. This year, the rumors started early. If you ve heard that your photo identification, such as your Florida Driver s License, must have the same address on it as where you are registered to vote, or that if your signature on the precinct register page doesn t match that on your photo identification you will not be permitted to vote, you have been a victim of false rumors. Another false rumor is the one saying that you will not be allowed to vote if you are wearing partisan attire or paraphernalia whether for a candidate or issue on the ballot, or for a political party. Your constitutional right to Freedom of Speech includes being able to show your support for anyone or anything. You will not be stopped from admittance to an early voting site or your polling precinct on Election Day due to wearing political or partisan attire. Our poll workers are not allowed to wear political or partisan attire, but you the voter are certainly permitted to do so. We ll continue to post the correct information on our web site s home page, under Important Notices, as it is perhaps our fastest way of reaching you prior to an election. MOVED WITHIN LEON COUNTY OR THE STATE OF FLORIDA? The State of Florida now has a state-wide voter database that permits any voter registered in the state on or before October 6, 2008 to simply update their residence address, even on Election Day. If you have moved since the last time you voted, please be sure to call our office at 606-VOTE (8683) so we have a chance to update our records with your new address. We would like to send you a new voter information card to use in studying this Sample Ballot booklet. 5

7 SPECIAL PULL OUT SECTION Mark your selections on this special pull out section of our Sample Ballot Brochure and take it with you to vote - it will help speed up the voting process. Be sure to note that not every race listed on this Sample Ballot will be on your actual ballot. To see a copy of your actual ballot, visit our web site, BRING YOUR PHOTO ID WITH YOU WHEN YOU VOTE Current and valid picture ID, such as: FL Driver s License FL Identification Card US Passport Debit or Credit Card Military ID Student ID Retirement Center ID Neighborhood Association ID Public Assistance ID If the picture ID does not contain the signature of the voter, an additional ID that provides the voter s signature shall be required. Voters at precincts without proper ID will be required to vote a Provisional Ballot. Qualified Write-in Candidates: President & Vice President: Gary Nettles/Brad Krones Representative in Congress, District 2: Robert Ortiz State Representative, District 8: Rodney T. Davis City Commissioner, Seat 1: Larry Hendricks To cast a vote for a Write-in Candidate, mark the oval beside the space provided and then write in the name of the candidate you wish to vote for in that race. The only write-in votes that will count in the official results are those cast for these qualified write-in candidates. 6

8 OFFICIAL SAMPLE BALLOT General Election Leon County PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT John McCain Sarah Palin Barack Obama Joe Biden Gloria La Riva Eugene Puryear Chuck Baldwin Darrell Castle Gene Amondson Leroy Pletten Bob Barr Wayne A. Root Thomas Robert Stevens Alden Link James Harris Alyson Kennedy Cynthia McKinney Rosa Clemente Alan Keyes Brian Rohrbough Ralph Nader Matt Gonzalez Brian Moore Stewart Alexander REP DEM PSL CPF PRO LBT OBJ SWP GRE AIP ECO SPF Charles Jay BTP John Wayne Write-in CONGRESSIONAL District Race Below Check Your Voter Registration Card REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS 2ND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Mark Mulligan REP Allen Boyd DEM Write-in REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS 4TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Ander Crenshaw Jay McGovern REP DEM LEGISLATIVE District Race Below Check Your Voter Registration Card STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 3 Charles S. Dean Suzan L. R. Franks STATE REPRESENTATIVE 8TH HOUSE DISTRICT Alan Williams REP DEM DEM Robert Maddox NPA Write-in STATE REPRESENTATIVE 9TH HOUSE DISTRICT Peter Boulware Michelle Rehwinkel Vasilinda John Shaw Nonpartisan judicial REP DEM NPA JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT Shall Justice Charles T. Wells of the Supreme Court be retained in office? Yes No DISTRICT COURT OF APPEAL Shall Judge Robert T. Benton of the First District Court of Appeal be retained in office? Yes No DISTRICT COURT OF APPEAL Shall Judge Marguerite H. Davis of the First District Court of Appeal be retained in office? Yes No DISTRICT COURT OF APPEAL Shall Judge Joseph Lewis, Jr. of the First District Court of Appeal be retained in office? Yes No DISTRICT COURT OF APPEAL Shall Judge Ricky L. Polston of the First District Court of Appeal be retained in office? Yes No DISTRICT COURT OF APPEAL Shall Judge Clay Roberts of the First District Court of Appeal be retained in office? Yes No DISTRICT COURT OF APPEAL Shall Judge William A. Van Nortwick, Jr. of the First District Court of Appeal be retained inoffice? Yes No CIRCUIT JUDGE, 2ND CIRCUIT GROUP 7 Lisa Raleigh Frank E. Sheffield COUNTY JUDGE GROUP 5 Nina Ashenafi Richardson Sean Desmond NONPARTISAN COUNTY COUNTY COMMISSIONER AT LARGE, GROUP 1 Akin Akinyemi Ed DePuy 7

9 OFFICIAL SAMPLE BALLOT General Election Leon County Municipal CITY COMMISSIONER SEAT 1 Mark Mustian Write-in NONPARTISAN SPECIAL DISTRICT OCHLOCKONEE RIVER SOIL & WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT 1 SUPERVISOR Brian Acosta Sean McGlynn Precinct 5225 Only CAPITAL REGION COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT SUPERVISOR SEAT 2 Barry G. Brooks Correy W. Dietz Wayne Toothman CAPITAL REGION COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT SUPERVISOR SEAT 4 Twyla Sketchley Gil Ziffer Precinct 5222 Only PINEY-Z COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT SUPERVISOR SEAT 2 Richard Kessler David G. Wiszneauckas PINEY-Z COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT SUPERVISOR SEAT 4 Michael Lee Beth Ann Matuga NO. 1 ARTICLE I, SECTION 2 Declaration of Rights Proposing an amendment to the State Constitution to delete provisions authorizing the Legislature to regulate or prohibit the ownership, inheritance, disposition, and possession of real property by aliens ineligible for citizenship. YES NO NO. 2 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ARTICLE I, NEW SECTION Florida Marriage Protection Amendment This amendment protects marriage as the legal union of only one man and one woman as husband and wife and provides that no other legal union that is treated as marriage or the substantial equivalent thereof shall be valid or recognized. The direct financial impact this amendment will have on state and local government revenues and expenditures cannot be determined, but is expected to be minor. YES NO NO. 3 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ARTICLE VII, SECTIONS 3 AND 4 ARTICLE XII, NEW SECTION Changes and Improvements Not Affecting the Assessed Value of Residential Real Property Authorizes the Legislature, by general law, to prohibit consideration of changes or improvements to residential real property which increase resistance to wind damage and installation of renewable energy source devices as factors in assessing the property s value for ad valorem taxation purposes. Effective upon adoption, repeals the existing renewable energy source device exemption no longer in effect. YES NO Proposed Constitutional Amendments NO. 4 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ARTICLE VII, SECTIONS 3 AND 4 ARTICLE XII, SECTION 28 Property Tax Exemption of Perpetually Conserved Land; Classification and Assessment of Land Used for Conservation Requires Legislature to provide a property tax exemption for real property encumbered by perpetual conservation easements or other perpetual conservation protections, defined by general law. Requires Legislature to provide for classification and assessment of land used for conservation purposes, and not perpetually encumbered, solely on the basis of character or use. Subjects assessment benefit to conditions, limitations, and reasonable definitions established by general law. Applies to property taxes beginning in YES NO NO. 6 ARTICLE VII, SECTION 4 ARTICLE XII, NEW SECTION Assessment of Working Waterfront Property Based Upon Current Use Provides for assessment based upon use of land used predominantly for commercial fishing purposes; land used for vessel launches into waters that are navigable and accessible to the public; marinas and drystacks that are open to the public; and water-dependent marine manufacturing facilities, commercial fishing facilities, and marine vessel construction and repair facilities and their support activities, subject to conditions, limitations, and reasonable definitions specified by general law. YES NO NO. 8 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ARTICLE VII, SECTION 9 Local Option Community College Funding Proposing an amendment to the State Constitution to require that the Legislature authorize counties to levy a local option sales tax to supplement community college funding; requiring voter approval to levy the tax; providing that approved taxes will sunset after 5 years and may be reauthorized by the voters YES NO 8

10 PROVISIONAL BALLOT A provisional ballot is given: when the Precinct Clerk is unable to determine a voter s eligibility; a challenge against the voter s eligibility to vote has been filed; the voter s identification has not yet been verified by the State Division of Elections; the voter did not bring his/her voided absentee ballot to the precinct; the voter did not provide the required picture identification to vote; or the hours of voting have been extended by order of the Governor of Florida. The ballot given to the voter must correspond to the voter s residence address, so it is important to be at the proper polling location. The voter places her or his voted ballot inside a secrecy sleeve, and then inside the affidavit Provisional Ballot Envelope, provided by the Precinct Clerk. The voter must complete the voter s certificate portion of the envelope, remembering to sign the oath. Two more items must be signed by the provisional ballot voter: the Provisional Ballot Disclosure Form and the Florida Voter Registration Application. The Precinct Clerk will provide the voter with the copy of the Provisional Ballot Disclosure Form, as with this form the voter is able to visit the Supervisor of Elections web site and determine if her or his provisional ballot was accepted by the Leon County Canvassing Board. Most provisional ballots are accepted by the Leon County Canvassing Board, and the most common reason is when voters who received an absentee ballot through the mail didn t bring it with them when they decided to vote at the polls. General Election VOTE November 4, 2008 Contact our office: Ion Sancho Supervisor of Elections Physical address: Bank of America Building 315 S Calhoun Street Suite 110 Tallahassee FL Mailing Address: P O BOX 7357 Tallahassee FL (850) 606 VOTE (850) Fax (850) vote@leoncountyfl.gov OFFICE HOURS: 8 AM 5:30 PM M-F Winner of the Election Center s Freedom Award The Leon County Supervisor of Elections Office has been recognized on a national level for its innovative use of processing mail, specifically, absentee ballots. The recognition by the Election Center for best practices in innovation just affirms the extra steps taken by the Elections Office in serving the voters of our county. 9 The project was a year in preparation between the postal service, voter registration software vendor and the mailing services vendor. Use of the United States Postal Services Intelligent Barcode on outgoing mail, such as absentee ballots, permits the Elections Office to track the voter s mail from the time the Elections Office delivers its mail to the Post Office until the postal carrier places the mail in the voter s mail box. Leon County is the only jurisdiction in the state utilizing this advanced technology. The Election Center is a non-partisan national organization of election administrators.

11 Voter s Bill of Rights Each registered voter in this state has the right to: 1. Vote and have her or his vote accurately counted. 2. Cast a vote if he or she is in line at the official closing of the polls in that county. 3. Ask for and receive assistance in voting. 4. Receive up to two replacement ballots if he or she makes a mistake prior to the ballot being cast. 5. An explanation if her or his registration or identity is in question. 6. If her or his registration or identity is in question, cast a provisional ballot. 7. Written instructions to use when voting, and, upon request, oral instructions in voting from elections officers. 8. Vote free from coercion or intimidation by elections officers or any other person. 9. Vote on a voting system that is in working condition and that will allow votes to be accurately cast. Voter Responsibilities Each registered voter in this state should: 1. Familiarize himself or herself with the candidates and issues. 2. Maintain with the office of the Supervisor of Elections a current address. 3. Know the location of his or her polling place and its hours of operation. 4. Bring proper identification to the polling station. 5. Familiarize himself or herself with the operation of the voting equipment in his or her precinct. 6. Treat precinct workers with courtesy. 7. Respect the privacy of other voters. 8. Report any problems or violations of election laws to the Supervisor of Elections. 9. Ask questions, if needed. Once again, Kids Voting will be at a majority of the polling sites within our county on Election Day. Your children will have the chance to learn first-hand the process of going to the polls. Kids Voting Leon County is the local affiiliate of Kids Voting USA: a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization that engages students and families in voting. Parents and organizations are still needed to volunteer! For more information: (850)

12 Precinct Location Address 1201 Gospel Light Church 3415 Apalachee Pkwy 1203 John Wesley United Methodist Church 1689 Old St Augustine Rd (Community Room) 1205 Hilaman Park Golf Course 2737 Blairstone Rd (Clubhouse) 1251 Jack L. McLean Center 700 Paul Russell Rd 1253 Jack L. McLean Center 700 Paul Russell Rd 1255 Faith Christian Family Center 310 Laura Lee Ave 1257 Woodville Community Center 8000 Old Woodville Rd 1259 Southwood Community Center 4675 Grove Park Dr 1301 Lincoln Neighborhood Center 438 W Brevard St (Public Room) 1302 Lincoln Neighborhood Center 438 W Brevard St (Public Room) 1303 Palmer Munroe Community Center 1900 Jackson Bluff Rd 1309 FAMU - Grand Ballroom Martin Luther King Dr (Student Union) 1311 Dr. B L Perry, Jr. Library Branch 2817 S Adams St (Training Room) 1313 Smith-Williams Service Center 2295 Pasco St 1315 Jacob Chapel Free Will Bap. Church 2333 Lake Bradford Rd (Life Center) 1317 Jake Gaither 801 Tanner Dr (Community Center) 1319 Bethel AME Church 501 Orange Ave W 1321 Jack L. McLean Center 700 Paul Russell Rd 1327 Tallahassee Korean Baptist Church 4225 Crawfordville Rd 1351 Jacob Chapel Free Will Bap. Church 2333 Lake Bradford Rd (Life Center) 1353 Jacob Chapel Free Will Bap. Church 2333Lake Bradford Rd (Life Center) 1355 Tallahassee Korean Baptist Church 4225 Crawfordville Rd 1357 Tallahassee Korean Baptist Church 4225 Crawfordville Rd 1359 Tallahassee Korean Baptist Church 4225 Crawfordville Rd 1361 Woodville Community Center 8000 Old Woodville Rd 1501 Family Worship and Praise Center 1609 Branch St 1502 Family Worship and Praise Center 1609 Branch St 1503 Lawrence-Gregory Community Center 1115 Dade St 1505 Springfield Community Center 1702 Joe Louis St 1506 Co-Cathedral - St. Thomas More 832 W Tennessee St (Community Room) 1507 Co-Cathedral - St. Thomas More 832 W Tennessee St (Community Room) 2251 Woodville Community Center 8000 Old Woodville Rd 2252 Woodville Community Center 8000 Old Woodville Rd 2301 Calvary United Methodist Church 2145 W Pensacola St (Fellowship Hall) 2303 St. City Church of God 1415 Daniels St (Fellowship Hall) 2305 Tallahassee Community College 444 Appleyard Dr 2307 Crossway Baptist Church 405 Crossway Rd (Fellowship Hall) 2351 Oak City Assembly of God Church 3080 W Tennessee St (Fellowship Hall) 2355 Jacob Chapel Free Will Bap. Church 2333 Lake Bradford Rd (Life Center) 2360 Tallahassee Community College 444 Appleyard Dr 2361 Tallahassee Community College 444 Appleyard Dr 2363 Crossway Baptist Church 405 Crossway Rd (Fellowship Hall) 2365 Fort Braden Community Center Blountstown Hwy (Media Room) 2401 Moose Lodge 1478 Capital Cir NW (Ballroom) 2451 Bethel Methodist Church 1474 Bethel Church Rd (Fellowship Hall) 11

13 Precinct Location Address 2501 Palmer Munroe Community Center 1900 Jackson Bluff Rd 2502 Palmer Munroe Community Center 1900 Jackson Bluff Rd 2503 FSU Salley Hall W Call St at Chieftan Way (Lounge) 2505 Calvary United Methodist Church 2145 W Pensacola St (Fellowship Hall) 2507 First Christian Church 1319 High Rd (Fellowship Hall) 2509 Collegiate Village Inn 2121 W Tennessee St (King s Room A & B) 2511 Oak City Assembly of God Church 3080 W Tennessee St (Fellowship Hall) 2513 Moose Lodge 1478 Capital Cir NW (Ballroom) 3101 Tallahassee Little Theatre 1861 Thomasville Rd 3103 Thomasville Road Baptist Church 3131 Thomasville Rd (Sanctuary) 3105 Jamestown Woods Apartments 3150 Windsong Dr 3107 Hermitage Center 1801 Hermitage Blvd 3401 Freedom Church 1st Assembly of God 2801 Thomasville Rd 3403 Church of the Advent 815 Piedmont Dr 3405 Piedmont Park Alliance Church 3210 Thomasville Rd (Sanctuary) 3409 University Ministries 2640 Old Bainbridge Rd (Fellowship Hall) 3411 Mission Road Church of God 4070 Mission Rd 3412 Mission Road Church of God 4070 Mission Rd 3413 Wildwood Presbyterian Church 100 Ox Bottom Rd (Fellowship Hall) 3451 Piedmont Park Alliance Church 3210 Thomasville Rd (Sanctuary) 3453 Faith Chapel Pentecostal Church 108 Henderson Rd 3455 Timberlane Church of Christ 3569 Timberlane School Rd (Fellowship Hall) 3457 Fringe Benefits Management Co Sessions Rd (Torenella Room) 3459 Fellowship Baptist Church 3705 N Monroe St (Fellowship Hall) 3461 Fresh Fire Worship Center 3434 N Monroe St 3463 Canopy Oaks Elementary 3250 Point View Dr 3465 Praise Cathedral 3206 Capital Cir NW (Fellowship Hall) 3467 St. Louis Catholic Church 3640 Fred George Rd (Sanctuary) 3469 Praise Cathedral 3206 Capital Circ NW (Fellowship Hall) 3471 Northwoods Baptist Church 3762 Capital Circle NW 3473 Friendship AME Church 5975 Old Bainbridge Rd (Fellowship Hall) 3474 Friendship AME Church 5975 Old Bainbridge Rd (Fellowship Hall) 3475 Wildwood Presbyterian Church 100 Ox Bottom Rd (Fellowship Hall) 3477 Bethelonia AME Church 8997 N Meridian Rd (Annex Building) 3501 Faith Presbyterian Church 2200 N Meridian Rd (Fellowship Hall) 3503 Unitarian Universalist Church 2810 N Meridian Rd (Sanctuary) 3505 Marzuq Shrine Center 1805 N Monroe St 3507 Covenant Presbyterian Church 2221 Old Bainbridge Rd (Fellowship Hall) 3509 Marzuq Shrine Center 1805 N Monroe St 3511 Astoria Park Elementary 2465 Atlas Rd 3512 Astoria Park Elementary 2465 Atlas Rd 3513 University Ministries 2640 Old Bainbridge Rd (Fellowship Hall) 3551 Faith Chapel Pentecostal Church 108 Henderson Rd 4101 Premier Health & Fitness Center 3521 Maclay Blvd 4103 Fellowship Presbyterian Church 3158 Shamrock S (Fellowship Hall) 12

14 Precinct Location Address 4105 St. Peters Prim. Bap. Church 2565 Centerville Rd (Fellowship Hall) 4107 St. Peters Prim. Bap. Church 2565 Centerville Rd (Fellowship Hall) 4113 Westminster Presbyterian Church 4501 Centerville Rd Fellowship Presbyterian Church 3158 Shamrock S (Fellowship Hall) 4119 Good Shepherd Catholic Church 4665 Thomasville Rd (Fellowship Hall) 4121 Premier Health & Fitness Center 3521 Maclay Blvd 4123 Good Shepherd Catholic Church 4665 Thomasville Rd (Fellowship Hall) 4125 Celebration Baptist Church 3300 Shamrock E (Family Activity Bldg.) 4127 Celebration Baptist Church 3300 Shamrock E (Family Activity Bldg.) 4129 Northeast Branch Library 5513 Thomasville Rd (Program Room) 4151 St. Peters Prim. Bap. Church 2565 Centerville Rd (Fellowship Hall) 4152 Westminster Presbyterian Church 4501 Centerville Rd 4153 Trinity Assembly of God 4852 Mahan Dr 4154 Trinity Assembly of God 4852 Mahan Dr 4155 Westminster Oaks 4449 Meandering Way (The Gallery) 4157 Lighthouse Childrens Home 7771 Mahan Dr (Frueauff Building) 4159 Miccosukee Community Center Moccasin Gap Rd 4161 The Retreat at Bradleys Pond 9002 Bradley Rd 4163 Westminster Presbyterian Church 4501 Centerville Rd 4165 Northeast Branch Library 5513 Thomasville Rd (Program Room) 4167 Bradfordville Baptist Church 6494 Thomasville Rd (Fellowship Hall) 4173 Indian Springs Baptist Church 5593 Veterans Memorial Dr (Fellowship Hall) 4401 Community of Christ Church 400 Timberlane Rd 4403 Northeast Branch Library 5513 Thomasville Rd (Program Room) 4405 Wildwood Presbyterian Church 100 Ox Bottom Rd (Fellowship Hall) 4407 Summerbrooke Golf Club 7505 Preservation Rd 4451 Timberlane Church Of Christ 3569 Timberlane School Rd (Fellowship Hall) 4453 Sylvan Learning Center 1410 Market St 4455 Christ Presbyterian Church 2317 Bannerman Rd (Lobby) 4457 Canopy Roads Baptist Church 925 Bannerman Rd 4459 Epiphany Lutheran Church 8300 Deerlake W (Sanctuary) 4461 Killearn Lakes Methodist Church 8013 Deerlake E (Fellowship Hall) 4463 Deerlake Middle School 9902 Deerlake W (Gym) 4465 Christ Presbyterian Church 2317 Bannerman Rd (Lobby) 5101 Georgia Belle Apartments 301 E. Carolina St (Lobby) 5103 Courtyard Marriott 1018 Apalachee Pkwy 5105 Sue H. McCollum Community Center 501 Ingleside Ave 5107 St. Stephens Lutheran Church 2198 N Meridian Rd (Fellowship Hall) 5109 Sue H. McCollum Community Center 501 Ingleside Ave 5111 Immanuel Baptist Church 2351 Mahan Dr 5112 University Sales & Service 1850 Capital Cir NE 5151 Lighthouse Childrens Home 7771 Mahan Dr (Frueauff Building) 5153 Calvary Chapel (Main Lobby) 8614 Mahan Dr 5201 Parks & Recreation Dept. 912 Myers Park Dr (Community Room) 5202 Parks & Recreation Dept. 912 Myers Park Dr (Community Room) 13

15 Precinct Location Address 5203 Optimist Park 1806 Indianhead Dr E 5204 John Wesley United Methodist Church 1689 Old St Augustine Rd (Community Room) 5205 John Wesley United Methodist Church 1689 Old St Augustine Rd (Community Room) 5207 Jackson Lodge 2818 Apalachee Pkwy (Recreation Hall) 5209 Tallahassee Elks Lodge 276 N Magnolia Dr 5211 Towne East Baptist Church 1055 Richview Rd (Fellowship Hall) 5212 Capital City Christian Church 6115 Mahan Dr 5213 First Church of the Nazarene 1983 Mahan Dr (Fellowship Hall) 5214 First Church of the Nazarene 1983 Mahan Dr (Fellowship Hall) 5215 United Church 1834 Mahan Dr (Sanctuary) 5216 Grace Lutheran Church 2919 Miccosukee Rd 5217 Grace Lutheran Church 2919 Miccosukee Rd 5218 Agape Life Fellowship Church 1224 Pedrick Rd (Sanctuary) 5219 Agape Life Fellowship Church 1224 Pedrick Rd (Sanctuary) 5221 Dept. of Agriculture Complex 3115 Conner Blvd (Administration Building) 5222 Piney Z Plantation Lodge 950 Piney Z Plantation Rd 5223 Gospel Light Church 3415 Apalachee Pkwy 5225 Southwood Community Center 4675 Grove Park Dr 5251 Morningside Baptist Church 1560 Pedrick Rd 5253 Tallahassee Heights Church 3004 Mahan Dr 5255 Capital City Christian Church 6115 Mahan Dr 5258 Gospel Light Church 3415 Apalachee Pkwy 5259 Woodrun Baptist Church 8203 Apalachee Pkwy 5260 Woodrun Baptist Church 8203 Apalachee Pkwy 5261 Woodrun Baptist Church 8203 Apalachee Pkwy 5262 Woodrun Baptist Church 8203 Apalachee Pkwy 5263 Dorothy Spence Community Center 4768 Chaires Cross Rd 5264 Dorothy Spence Community Center 4768 Chaires Cross Rd 5265 Grace Lutheran Church 2919 Miccosukee Rd What s on our web site Register to vote or update your voter information Election night results Request an absentee ballot with our online form Learn about being a poll worker Provisional ballot voters can log in for canvassing board action Interactive Mapping: Find your precinct Find your polling place Locate your districts 14

16 ION SANCHO SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS P.O. Box 7357 Tallahassee, Florida NON-PROFIT ORG. U.S POSTAGE PAID TALLAHASSEE PERMIT #236 The Informed Voter... Our Best Protector of Freedom. ELECTION DAY NOVEMBER 4, 2008 POLLS OPEN from 7 AM until 7 PM Help us serve you quickly bring picture ID with signature with you to vote! Your voter information card 15