ELECTION NOTICE FOR USE WITH THE FEDERAL WRITE-IN ABSENTEE BALLOT (FWAB) R.C NOVEMBER 7, 2017 GENERAL ELECTION

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1 Form No. 120 Prescribed by Secretary of State (5-12) ELECTION NOTICE FO USE WITH THE FEDEAL WITE-IN ABSENTEE BALLOT (FWAB).C Issued by the Auglaize County Board of Elections BOE to check one: Initial notification (to be posted 100 days prior to date of election) (X) Updated notification (to be posted 45 days prior to date of election) NOVEMBE 7, 2017 GENEAL ELECTION County Administrative Offices (County Commissioner or County Council, Prosecuting Attorney, Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, Sheriff, County ecorder, County Treasurer, County Engineer, Coroner, County Auditor, and Municipal Court Clerk) Name of Candidate Office /District/Term Party Precincts. Andrew Augsburger David G. Weilbacher Municipal Court Judge Auglaize County LOCAL OFFICES (Mayor, Treasurer, Council President, Council, Board of Public Affairs, Trustee, Educational Service Center Board Member, Board of Education Member, etc.) Name of Candidate Office / Term Party Precincts James J. Harris Dennis Pfeffenberger President of Council- St. Marys 1/1/2018 Treasurer- St. Marys 1/1/2018 St. Marys 1A- 10.1, 10.2, 1B - 20, 2A- 30, 2B- 40.1, 40.2, 3A- 50, 4A- 60. D St. Marys 1A- 10.1, 10.2, 1B - 20, 2A- 30, 2B- 40.1, 40.2, 3A- 50, 4A- 60. obert J. Fitzgerald Daniel F. Uhlenhake Todd Fleagle Council at Large- St. Marys 1/1/2018 three. St. Marys 1A- 10.1, 10.2, 1B - 20, 2A- 30, 2B- 40.1, 40.2, 3A- 50, 4A- 60.

2 Stephen E. Henderson President of Council- Wapakoneta 1/1/2018 Wapak 1A- 70.1, 70.2, 1B- 80, 2A-90, 2B-100, 3A-110.1, 110.2, 3B , 120.2, 4A-130, 4B Barbara Steinke Treasurer-Wapakoneta 1/1/2018 D Wapak 1A- 70.1, 70.2, 1B- 80, 2A-90, 2B-100, 3A-110.1, 110.2, 3B , 120.2, 4A-130, 4B Chad D. Dunlap odney Metz Terry D. Campbell Council at Large- Wapakoneta 1/1/2018 three. D Wapak 1A- 70.1, 70.2, 1B- 80, 2A-90, 2B-100, 3A-110.1, 110.2, 3B , 120.2, 4A-130, 4B Daniel A. Lambert Timothy Detty Mayor- Buckland Unexpired term to end 12/31/2019. Vote for no more than one. Buckland 340 Savanna L. Freytag Deb Neace usty D. Jones Lonnie John Scott May Jay Miller Leann ich Member of Council- Buckland 1/1/2018 four. Buckland 340 No valid petition filed. Unexpired Term-Ending 12/31/2019 No Valid Petition Filed Buckland 340 No valid petition filed. Member of Council- Cridersville. Unexpired term to end 12/31/19. one. Cridersville (East) 350, (West) 360 Frank P. Oen Write In- Dorance Thompson Write In- Eric M. West Write In- Paul M. Lynch Write In-John J. McDonald Member of Council- Cridersville. 1/1/18 four. Cridersville (East) 350, (West) 360 icky J. Schwartz Paul Enneking Curt D. Albers No valid petition filed. Member of Council- Minster 1/1/18 four. Minster (North) 370, (South) 380

3 Donald Kuck Dennis E. Burnell James J. Kronenberger Jr. obert D. Parker Member of Council-New Bremen 1/1/18 four. New Bremen (East)- 390, (West) -400 Duane Stienecker Michael Kaup No valid petitions filed. Member of Council-New Knoxville 1/1/18 four. New Knoxville 410 Vicki L. Zimmerman obert Evan Neeley onda Knox William Motter Scott A. Newland Member of Council- Waynesfield 1/1/18 four. Waynesfield 430 John A. Bubp Kenneth Koverman James S. Christman obin Willoughby James. Neumeier Daniel E. Lee Bonnie C. Wurst Chad A. Doll Member of Council, 1 st Ward- St. Marys 1/1/18 Member of Council, 2 nd Ward- St. Marys 1/1/18 Member of Council, 3 rd Ward- St. Marys 1/1/18 Member of Council, 4 th Ward- St. Marys 1/1/18 Member of Council, 1 st Ward- Wapakoneta 1/1/18 Member of Council, 2 nd Ward- Wapakoneta 1/1/18 Member of Council, 3 rd Ward- Wapakoneta 1/1/18 Member of Council, 4 th Ward- Wapakoneta 1/1/18 St. Marys 1A-10, 1B-20 D St. Marys 2A-30, 2B- 40 St. Marys 3A- 50 D St. Marys 4A- 60 D Wapak 1A- 70, 1B- 80 Wapak 2A- 90, 2B-100 Wapak 3A-110, 3B-120 Wapak 4A- 130, 4B- 140 Jerry Shipp Anthony M. Elsass Clay than two. Clay Township150.1, 150.2, 150.3, 150.4

4 John L. Limbert Dwight Steinke ick J. Place Jeff Schaub Steven M. Bauer Duchouquet 1/1/18 Vote for no more than two. Duchouquet Township (East) 160, (West) 180 Wapak 1A,-70.1, 1B-80, 2A- 90, 2B- 100, 3A , 3B , 4A- 130, 4B 140 David Albers obert Heitkamp German 1/1/18 Vote for no more than two. German Township 190.1, New Bremen (East) (West) 400 Tim Doty Brian Myers Goshen 1/1/18 Vote for no more than two. Goshen Township 200.1, Matt Olberding Kenneth A. Sommer James Steinemann Unexpired term to end 12/31/19. one. Jackson 1/1/18 Vote for no more than two. Jackson Township 210.1, Minster (North) 370, (South)380 New Bremen (East) Tom F. Elsass Sam C. Kellerman Anthony J. Lochard Logan than two. Logan Township 220.1, 220.2, 220.3, Buckland 340 Dean Kentner Patrick M. Schneider Moulton 1/1/18 Vote for no more than two. Moulton Township Wapak 1A, 70.2 Grant Shaner Brian Cook Noble than two. Noble Township 250- St. Marys 1A 10.2, 2B 40.2 Jim A. Schaub John J. Kaeck Pusheta 1/1/18 Vote for no more than two. Pusheta Township 260.1, Wapak 3A, B, ichard L. Seibert Jeff Pratte Salem than two. Salem Township 300.1, 300.2, Allen Imwalle David E. Eversman Chad Elshoff St. Marys 1/1/18 Vote for no more than two. St. Marys (East) 270.1, 270.2, (West) 290. St. Marys 1A- 10.1, 1B- 20, 2A- 30, 2B- 40.1, 3A- 50, 4A-60

5 Mark Waitman Keith Fahncke Union than two. Union Township 310.1, Uniopolis 420 Tim Becher Write In- ick Homan Write In- Luke odeheffer Write In- Andrew J. Shroyer Washington 1/1/18 Vote for no more than two. Washington Township 320.1,320.2, New Knoxville 410 Larry Sutherland Kevin Sidener Timothy L. Billings Wayne than two. Wayne Township 330.1, Waynesfield 430. Linda Kitzmiller Holly A. Turner Matt Dwenger Member of Governing Board of Educational Service Center 1/1/18 two. Auglaize County James D. Cooper Mike Estes David E. Mayer Jo A. McConnell Member of Governing Board of Educational Service Center 1/1/18 Allen County- Logan 220.3, Salem Logan Write In- yan Woolley Write In- Connie C. Dyer Member of Midwest egional Governing Board of Educational Service Center Unexpired Term- Ending 12/31/2019. Vote for no more than one. Sub-District #1- Logan County- Clay Shelby County- Clay 150.3, Pusheta Sub-District #7- Goshen 200.2, Wayne Jeff Davis Tess Mescher No valid petition filed. Member of Governing Board of Educational Service Center 1/1/18 three. Mercer County- German 190.2, Salem Neil Boerger Jason Wendel Scott Bayless Education- Botkins S.D. than three. Pusheta 260.2

6 Write In- Brett Pequignot Write In- Scott C. Staley Kim. Boswell Education- Indian Lake S.D. 1/1/18 Vote for no more than two. Clay Kristine Marie Mullenhour Dana Ware Education- Jackson Center S.D. 1/1/18 Vote for no more than two. Clay Constance Meiring No valid petitions filed. Education- Minster S. D. than three. Jackson 210.1, New Bremen (East) Phil Moeller Jesse ose Education- Marion Local S. D. 1/1/18 Vote for no more than two. German Steve Vonderhaar Michele Bambauer Shelly Busse Suzanne Wells Valerie A. Mumaw Education- New Bremen S. D. 1/1/18 Vote for no more than three. German 190.1, St. Marys (East) 270.2, New Bremen (East) 390.1, New Bremen (West) 400. Brian Lammers Shawn C. Egbert yan K. Miltner Education-New Knoxville S. D. 1/1/18 Vote for no more than three. St. Marys (East) 270.3, Washington 320.3, New Knoxville 410. Tom Lyons Melissa Burtch No valid petition filed. Education- Parkway S. D. than three. Salem Clay Balyeat Kenny Gross Jerome J. O Neal Education- Shawnee S. D. than three. Logan Chris Falk Karl Dammeyer on Wilker Travis. Kuenning Bob Valentine Education- St. Marys City S.D. 1/1/18 Vote for no more than three. St. Marys 1A- 10.1, 10.2, 1B - 20, 2A- 30, 2B- 40.1, 40.2, 3A- 50, 4A- 60. Logan Noble St. Marys (East) 270.1, (West) Salem Washington Moulton 230.1

7 Penny Kill Holly M. Lee onald J. Meyer, II Clarke Prichard Spencer. Clum Education- Spencerville S. D. 1/1/18 Vote for no more than three. Logan 220.4, Salem Barry Campbell oger D. Moore Education- Upper Scioto Valley S. D. 1/1/18 Vote for no more than three. Goshen 200.2, Wayne Joshua A. Little Brent Schwartz William H. Sammetinger Gregg uppert Brian Cossel Education-Wapakoneta City S. D. Unexpired Term Ending 12/31/19 one. Education-Wapakoneta City S. D. 1/1/18 two. Wapak 1A 70.1, 1A B 80-2A 90, 2B 100-3A 110.1, B 120.1, A 130, 4B 140. Clay Duch. E 160, W 180- Logan Moul Push Union Wash Buckland 340- Crider. (East) 350 (West) 360- Kevin D. Ewing David Pepple Education- Waynesfield- Goshen S. D. 1/1/18 Vote for no more than two. Clay 150.2, Goshen 200.1, Union 310.2, Wayne 330.1, Waynesfield 430. State, Local Questions and Issues N u m b e r Title Precincts

8 Issue 1 ights for Crime Victims Proposed Constitutional Amendment Proposed by Initiative Petition To repeal and replace the existing language in Section 10a of Article I of the Constitution of the State of Ohio A majority yes vote is necessary for the amendment to pass. The proposed amendment would expand the rights of victims under the current Section 10a and require that the rights of victims be protected as vigorously as the rights of the accused. More specifically, for the purpose of ensuring due process, respect, fairness, and justice for crime victims and their families in the criminal and juvenile justice systems, the amendment would provide victims with: the right to privacy and to be treated with respect, fairness, and dignity; the right to information about the rights and services available to crime victims; the right to notification in a timely manner of all proceedings in the case; the right to be present and heard at all court proceedings, including the right to petition the court to protect the victim s rights; the right to a prompt conclusion of the case; to refuse discovery requests made by the accused, except as authorized by Article I, Section 10 of the Ohio constitution; the right to reasonable protection from the accused; the right to notice of the release or escape of the accused; and the right to restitution. The proposed amendment would not establish a cause of action for damages or compensation against the state or any political subdivision. If approved, the amendment will be effective 90 days after the election. YES NO SHALL THE AMENDMENT BE APPOVED?

9 Issue 2 To require state agencies to not pay more for prescription drugs than the federal Department of Veterans Affairs and require state payment of attorney fees and expenses to specific individuals for defense of the law Proposed Law Proposed by Initiative Petition To enact Chapter 194 of the Ohio evised Code A majority yes vote is necessary for the law to pass. To enact Chapter 194 of the Ohio evised Code, which would: equire the State of Ohio, including its state departments, agencies and entities, to not pay more for prescription drugs than the price paid by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs. Establish that the individual petitioners responsible for proposing the law have a direct and personal stake in defending the law; require the State to pay petitioners reasonable attorney fees and other expenses; require the petitioners to pay $10,000 to the State if the law is held by a court to be unenforceable and limit petitioners personal liability to that amount; and require the Attorney General to defend the law if challenged in court. YES NO SHALL THE POPOSED LAW BE ADOPTED?

10 Lock One Theater LLC-Liquor Option- D6 Liquor Permit- Sunday Sales New Breme n (West) West- Liquor Option- D6 Liquor Permit- Sunday Sales New Breme n (West) 400 La Carreta- Liquor Option- D6 Liquor Permit- Sunday Sales Wayne Township Proposed Tax Levy (enewal) Emergency Medical Services- 2.5 mills St. Marys 2A 30 Wayne (split 330.1, 330.2) Wayne sfield Village 430 Marion Local School District- Proposed Tax Levy (enewal) 10 mills for 5 years Germa n (split 190.2) Vantage Career Center Joint Vocational School District- Proposed Tax Levy (enewal) 0.8 mill for 5 years Salem (split 300.3) Spencerville Local School District- Proposed Income Tax Levy (enewal) 1% for 5 years Shawnee Local School District- Proposed Tax Levy (enewal) 2.45 mills for 5 years Logan 220.4, Salem Logan (split 220.3)

12 INSTUCTIONS TO VOTE FO INDICATING YOU CHOICES ON A FEDEAL WITE-IN ABSENTEE BALLOT (FWAB): To complete a Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot (FWAB), go to You have the option of downloading a blank, hard copy FWAB to complete by hand, or proceeding through electronic completion of the FWAB using the website s FWAB Wizard. The first page of the FWAB is a Voter Declaration/Affirmation you must complete in order for your ballot to count. After completing the Voter Declaration/Affirmation, use the initial election notice issued on the 100 th day before the election and the updated election notice issued on the 45 th day before the election as a guide to: (1) write the name of each candidate or issue contest for which you are casting a vote and then (2) write the name of your choice of candidate or choice for or against an issue. After you have completed the FWAB, you must PINT the ballot and MAIL it to your county board of elections at this address: Auglaize County Board of Elections 209 S. Blackhoof St. oom 205 Wapakoneta, Oh A complete listing of all county board of elections mailing addresses and contact information is available at Do not send your ballot via or fax; Ohio law prohibits electronic transmission of a voted ballot.

ELECTION NOTICE FOR USE WITH THE FEDERAL WRITE-IN ABSENTEE BALLOT (FWAB) R.C NOVEMBER 7, 2017 GENERAL ELECTION

ELECTION NOTICE FOR USE WITH THE FEDERAL WRITE-IN ABSENTEE BALLOT (FWAB) R.C NOVEMBER 7, 2017 GENERAL ELECTION Form No. 120 Prescribed by Secretary of State (5-12) ELECTION NOTICE FO USE WITH THE FEDEAL WITE-IN ABSENTEE BALLOT (FWAB).C. 3511.16 Issued by the Auglaize County Board of Elections BOE to check one: