Races and Candidates General Election - November 6, 2018 Broward County, Florida

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1 Races and Candidates General Election - November 6, 2018 Broward County, Florida Contest Name United States Senator United States Senator United States Senator (REP) Rick Scott (DEM) Bill Nelson Write-in Candidate Representative in Congress District 20 Representative in Congress District 20 Representative in Congress District 22 Representative in Congress District 22 Representative in Congress District 23 Representative in Congress District 23 Representative in Congress District 23 Representative in Congress District 23 Governor and Lieutenant Governor Governor and Lieutenant Governor Governor and Lieutenant Governor Governor and Lieutenant Governor Governor and Lieutenant Governor Governor and Lieutenant Governor Governor and Lieutenant Governor Attorney General Attorney General Attorney General Chief Financial Officer Chief Financial Officer Chief Financial Officer Commissioner of Agriculture Commissioner of Agriculture State Senator District 34 State Senator District 34 State Representative District 93 State Representative District 93 State Representative District 93 State Representative District 98 State Representative District 98 State Representative District 103 State Representative District 103 (DEM) Alcee L. Hastings Write-in (REP) Nicolas Kimaz (DEM) Ted Deutch (REP) Joseph "Joe" Kaufman (DEM) Debbie Wasserman Schultz (NPA) Don Endriss (NPA) Timothy A. "Tim" Canova (REP) Ron DeSantis - Jeanette Nuñez (DEM) Andrew Gillum - Chris King (REF) Darcy G. Richardson - Nancy Argenziano (NPA) Kyle "KC" Gibson - Ellen Wilds (NPA) Ryan Christopher Foley - John Tutton Jr (NPA) Bruce Stanley - Ryan Howard McJury Write-in (REP) Ashley Moody (DEM )Sean Shaw NPA Jeffrey Marc Siskind REP Jimmy Patronis DEM Jeremy Ring Write-in (REP) Matt Caldwell (DEM) Nicole "Nikki" Fried (DEM) Gary M. Farmer Jr Write-in (REP) Chip LaMarca (DEM) Emma Collum (NPA) Kelly Milam (REP) Joseph Anthony Cruz (DEM) Michael Gottlieb (REP) Frank Mingo (DEM) Cindy Polo

2 Races and Candidates General Election - November 6, 2018 Broward County, Florida State Representative District 105 State Representative District 105 (REP) Ana Maria Rodriguez (DEM) Javier Estevez County Commissioner District 2 County Commissioner District 2 (DEM) Mark D. Bogen Write-in County Commissioner District 4 County Commissioner District 4 (REP) Shari L. McCartney DEM Lamar Fisher Justice of the Supreme Court (Alan Lawson) Justice of the Supreme Court (Alan Lawson) Yes No Fourth District Court of Appeal (Burton C. Conner) Fourth District Court of Appeal (Burton C. Conner) Yes No Fourth District Court of Appeal (Jeffrey T. Kuntz) Fourth District Court of Appeal (Jeffrey T. Kuntz) Yes No Fourth District Court of Appeal (Carole Y. Taylor) Fourth District Court of Appeal (Carole Y. Taylor) Yes No Circuit Judge, 17th Judicial Circuit, Group 38 Circuit Judge, 17th Judicial Circuit, Group 38 Jason Allen-Rosner Stefanie Camille Moon Circuit Judge, 17th Judicial Circuit, Group 46 Circuit Judge, 17th Judicial Circuit, Group 46 H. James Curry Maria Markhasin-Weekes County Court Judge, Group 9 County Court Judge, Group 9 Corey Amanda Cawthon Tanner Channing Demmery County Court Judge, Group 19 County Court Judge, Group 19 Allison Gilman Jackie Powell School Board Member District 1 School Board Member District 1 Ann Murray Jim Silvernale City Commission District 2 Cooper City City Commission District 2 Cooper City City Commission District 2 Cooper City City Commission District 2 Cooper City William L. Athas Olga Cabrera Watson Lisa Conlon Dodge Howard M. Meltzer City Commissioner Seat 2 Coral Springs City Commissioner Seat 2 Coral Springs City Commissioner Seat 4 Coral Springs City Commissioner Seat 4 Coral Springs Dan Daley Diane Gonzalez Simpson Lou Cimaglia Joshua A. Simmons

3 Races and Candidates General Election - November 6, 2018 Broward County, Florida City Commissioner Dania Beach City Commissioner Dania Beach City Commissioner Dania Beach City Commissioner Dania Beach City Commissioner Dania Beach City Commissioner Dania Beach Rich Aube Herbert Goldwire Lori Lewellen Lauren Odman Marco Anthony Salvino Sr. Tony Suriani Councilmember District 2 Davie Councilmember District 2 Davie Councilmember District 3 Davie Councilmember District 3 Davie Caryl Hattan Doug Spencer Susan Starkey J. Scott Bayne Special Mayor At Large Hallandale Beach Special Mayor At Large Hallandale Beach City Commission Seat 1 Hallandale Beach City Commission Seat 1 Hallandale Beach City Commission Seat 2 Hallandale Beach City Commission Seat 2 Hallandale Beach Joy D. Adams Keith S. London Mike Butler Steven Michael Carlo Richard "Rich" Dally Sabrina Javellana City Commissioner District 1 Hollywood City Commissioner District 1 Hollywood City Commissioner District 1 Hollywood City Commissioner District 1 Hollywood City Commissioner District 3 Hollywood City Commissioner District 3 Hollywood City Commissioner District 5 Hollywood City Commissioner District 5 Hollywood City Commissioner District 5 Hollywood Itzhack (Isaac) Feldman Luis H. Prada Caryl Sandler Shuham Write-in Traci Lynn Callari Thomas Richard Ungleich Kevin Biederman Jack Anthony Izzo Francisco Vargas Commissioner Seat 1 Lauderdale Lakes Commissioner Seat 1 Lauderdale Lakes Commissioner Seat 1 Lauderdale Lakes Commissioner Seat 1 Lauderdale Lakes Commissioner Seat 2 Lauderdale Lakes Commissioner Seat 2 Lauderdale Lakes Marilyn Davis Paul Francisco Martin Roosevelt McClary III Mark Anthony Spence Karlene Maxwell-Williams Beverly M. Williams Seat #2 Commissioner Lauderhill Seat #2 Commissioner Lauderhill Seat #2 Commissioner Lauderhill Seat #2 Commissioner Lauderhill Seat #4 Commissioner Lauderhill Seat #4 Commissioner Lauderhill Seat #4 Commissioner Lauderhill Seat #4 Commissioner Lauderhill John Beckford Richard Campbell Sarah McIntosh Mae Smith Denise D. Grant Glen Hinkson Robert Lynch Ray Martin City Commissioner Seat #3 Margate City Commissioner Seat #3 Margate Antonio Arserio Phil Beracha

4 Races and Candidates General Election - November 6, 2018 Broward County, Florida City Commissioner Seat #3 Margate City Commissioner Seat #3 Margate City Commissioner Seat #5 Margate City Commissioner Seat #5 Margate Renata Castro Jennifer Giltrap Joanne Simone Tony Spavento Mayor At Large North Lauderdale Mayor At Large North Lauderdale City Commissioner District A North Lauderdale City Commissioner District A North Lauderdale City Commissioner District A North Lauderdale City Commissioner District B North Lauderdale City Commissioner District B North Lauderdale City Commissioner District B North Lauderdale John "Jack" Brady Ana M. Ziade Carlgina Deliard Jean S. Dieudonné Lorenzo Wood Mario Bustamante Gerald Jerry Graziose Brandon L. Wright City Commission Oakland Park City Commission Oakland Park City Commission Oakland Park City Commission Oakland Park City Commission Oakland Park Steven R Arnst Jane F. Bolin Michael E. Carn Mitch Rosenwald Robert B. Thompson City Commission District #2 Parkland City Commission District #2 Parkland Diego Pfeiffer Richard Walker Mayor Plantation Mayor Plantation Mayor Plantation Mayor Plantation Mayor Plantation City Council Group 1 Plantation City Council Group 1 Plantation City Council Group 1 Plantation City Council Group 2 Plantation City Council Group 2 Plantation City Council Group 2 Plantation City Council Group 2 Plantation City Council Group 2 Plantation City Council Group 5 Plantation City Council Group 5 Plantation Bart Berger Aron Davis Jennifer Izaguirre Lynn Stoner Peter S. Tingom Erik Anderson Richard Cabrera Michael "Mike" Taussig Errol Brown Ximena G. Hommel Denise Horland Rico Petrocelli Jesse Walaschek Timothy J. Fadgen Nick Sortal Mayor Pompano Beach Mayor Pompano Beach Mayor Pompano Beach Mayor Pompano Beach City Commissioner District 1 Pompano Beach City Commissioner District 1 Pompano Beach City Commissioner District 1 Pompano Beach City Commissioner District 2 Pompano Beach Cyndy Floyd Rex Hardin Debresia Nathel LeSane Michael "Mike" Sobel John Cavanaugh John Geer Andrea Leigh McGee Rhonda Eaton

5 Races and Candidates General Election - November 6, 2018 Broward County, Florida City Commissioner District 2 Pompano Beach City Commissioner District 3 Pompano Beach City Commissioner District 3 Pompano Beach City Commissioner District 4 Pompano Beach City Commissioner District 4 Pompano Beach City Commissioner District 4 Pompano Beach City Commissioner District 5 Pompano Beach City Commissioner District 5 Pompano Beach City Commissioner District 5 Pompano Beach City Commissioner District 5 Pompano Beach Thomas "Tom" Terwilliger Tom McMahon Michael S. Skversky Carmen Jones Beverly Perkins Edward "Ed" Phillips Luciene P. Gomes David Miller Leila Moavero Barry Moss Council Member District 1 Southwest Ranches Council Member District 1 Southwest Ranches John William Eastman Bob Hartmann Commissioner Group "C" Sunrise Commissioner Group "C" Sunrise Commissioner Group "D" Sunrise Commissioner Group "D" Sunrise Jeff Holness Neil C. Kerch Patrick Jabouin, Sr. Lawrence "Larry" Sofield Mayor At-Large Tamarac Mayor At-Large Tamarac Mayor At-Large Tamarac City Commission District #2 Tamarac District 2 City Commission District #2 Tamarac District 2 City Commission District #2 Tamarac District 2 City Commission District #4 Tamarac District 4 City Commission District #4 Tamarac District 4 Michelle J. Gomez Gerald Heller Elvin Villalobos Mike Gelin Larry Goehrig Bill Mei Doug Maesk Debra Placko City Commissioner Seat #1 West Park City Commissioner Seat #1 West Park City Commissioner Seat #2 West Park City Commissioner Seat #2 West Park Anthony Dorsett Katrina V. Touchstone Kristine Judeikis Brandon Smith City Commissioner Seat 4 Weston City Commissioner Seat 4 Weston Nancy Cooke Mary Molina-Macfie Mayor Wilton Manors Mayor Wilton Manors Commissioner Wilton Manors Commissioner Wilton Manors Commissioner Wilton Manors Commissioner Wilton Manors Boyd Corbin Justin Flippen Katharine Marie Campbell Scott Newton Gary Resnick Paul Rolli Broward Soil and Water Conservation District Seat 2 Broward Soil and Water Conservation District Seat 2 Richard DeNapoli Richard Leys Griffin Lakes Community Development District Seat 2 Linda Armstrong

6 Races and Candidates General Election - November 6, 2018 Broward County, Florida Griffin Lakes Community Development District Seat 2 Juan Carlos "John" Solis Walnut Creek Community Development District Seat 1 Walnut Creek Community Development District Seat 1 Walnut Creek Community Development District Seat 3 Walnut Creek Community Development District Seat 3 William Randolph Cook Alex Perez Igor Fateyev A. Munju

7 COUNTY QUESTION Funding For Countywide Transportation System Improvements through Levy of Surtax Shall countywide transportation improvements to reduce traffic congestion, improve roads and bridges, enhance traffic signal synchronization, develop safe sidewalks and bicycle pathways, expand and operate bus and special needs transportation, implement rail along approved corridors, and implement emerging transportation technologies, be funded by levying a thirty year, one percent sales surtax, paid by residents and visitors, with the proceeds held in a newly created trust fund and all expenditures overseen by an independent oversight board? Yes No

8 COUNTY CHARTER QUESTIONS Standards for Establishing County Commission Districts Shall the Broward County Charter be amended to provide that county commission districts may not be drawn to favor or disfavor an incumbent or political party; that districts shall not be drawn to deny racial or language minorities the equal opportunity to participate in the political process and elect representatives of their choice; and to ensure that districts are contiguous and as equal in population as feasible? Yes No Redistricting Procedures for County Commission Districts Shall the Broward County Charter be amended to require the county commission to redistrict following the 2020 decennial census, and every ten years thereafter, or sooner if necessary, by engaging an accredited four year college or university in Florida which shall utilize a transparent process to identify and designate nine single-member districts within the county, and require the county commission to adopt a redistricting plan, consistent with its Charter and state and federal law? Yes No

9 Broward County Affordable Housing Trust Fund Shall the Broward County Charter be amended to enact a new Section to establish the Broward County Affordable Housing Trust Fund, to provide a definition of "Affordable Housing," and to provide for the purpose of the Trust Fund, the revenue sources for the Trust Fund, the continuing nature of the Trust Fund, and for administration and oversight of the Trust Fund? Yes No Broward County Office of Inspector General s Discretion to Commence An Investigation Shall the Broward County Charter be amended to give the Broward County Office of Inspector General discretion, as opposed to a mandate, to commence an investigation if good cause exists that an entity or person over whom the inspector general has authority has engaged in misconduct or gross mismanagement? Yes No

10 Broward County Planning Council Revisions to Zoning Glossary and Public Hearings Shall the Broward County Charter be amended to revise Section 8.05 related to the operation of the Broward County Planning Council to provide that the Broward County Zoning Glossary shall be contained within the County Land Use Plan, and to further provide that the Broward County Planning Council shall hold no less than one (1) public hearing prior to consideration of a proposed land use plan or plan amendment? Yes No Central Examining Boards Appointment of Alternate Members The Broward County Charter currently does not have a provision for the appointment of alternate members to the various Central Examining Boards. Therefore, shall the Broward County Charter be amended to revise Section 9.01 related to the operation of the Central Examining Boards to provide that there shall be alternate members appointed to each of the Central Examining Boards? Yes No

11 Board of Rules and Appeals Quorum Shall be the Majority of the Total Board Membership The current Charter provides that a quorum of the Board of Rules and Appeals shall consist of eleven (11) members of the Board of Rules and Appeals. Therefore, shall the Charter be amended to revise Section 9.02 related to the operation of the Board of Rules and Appeals to provide that a quorum of the Board of Rules and Appeals shall be a majority of the total membership of the Board of Rules and Appeals? Yes No Posting of Notices, Agenda, and Backup Materials No Later than 48 Hours Prior to Meeting Shall the Charter be amended to provide that for all meetings subject to Section , Florida Statutes, the County and Municipalities shall post notices, agendas, and backup materials on the County's or Municipality's website, as applicable, at least 48 hours prior to the scheduled meeting, or as soon as practicable after development or receipt of the agenda materials; and in the event of emergency meetings for the postings to occur as soon as practicable? Yes No

12 Composition of the Independent Board that Nominates the County Auditor Shall the Broward County Charter be amended to change the composition of the board nominating the County Auditor by replacing the Florida Auditor General or designee, Broward Community College President or designee, and representative of countywide business organization with the following new members or their designees: President of the Florida Institute of Certified Public Accountants, president of a local college or university, and President of the Institute of Internal Auditors? Yes No Composition of the Broward County Inspector General Selection-Oversight Committee Shall the Broward County Charter be amended to revise the composition of the Broward County Inspector General Selection-Oversight Committee by replacing the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Florida, or his/her designee, with an appointee of the Broward County Bar Association? Yes No

13 Housekeeping Amendment to Delete Ineffective or Unnecessary Language Shall the Broward County Charter be amended to delete the following provisions of the Charter: Section 11.08, entitled "Broward County Ethics Commission," which completed its Charter responsibilities and is no longer in existence; Section 11.06, entitled "Broward County Environmental Quality Control Board," which is no longer in existence; and Section 3.08, entitled "Department of Transportation," which is independently established by the Broward County Administrative Code? Yes No

14 COOPER CITY QUESTION Bond Referendum for Renovation and Improvement Of Public Recreational Facilities Shall the City of Cooper City issue general obligation bonds not exceeding $12,000,000, in one or more series, maturing not later than twenty (20) years from their issuance dates, bearing interest not exceeding the maximum allowable by law, payable from ad valorem taxes levied by the City, to finance renovations and improvements to Bill Lips Park and the Sports Complex? For Bonds Against Bonds

15 CITY OF HOLLYWOOD QUESTIONS Charter Amendments Referendum Creation of a Preamble This amendment would create a preamble at the beginning of the City Charter. The preamble would declare various reasons for the adoption of the Charter and would declare the intent of the people of Hollywood (i) to secure unto themselves certain specified benefits and (ii) to affirm certain specified values. QUESTION Should the City Charter be amended by the creation of a preamble at the beginning of the Charter? Yes No Fiscal Impact of Proposed City Charter Amendment Creating a Preamble The proposed charter amendment does not result in significant additional costs. (Coding: Words underscored are additions to existing law; words struck-through are deletions from existing law.) 1

16 EXHIBIT A Charter Amendments Referendum Environment and Form Of Government These amendments would amend Article I of the City Charter entitled "General Provisions." The first amendment would require the City to continue to exercise power regarding the environment. The second amendment would correct the name by which the form of government of the City is known by changing the name from commissionermanager plan to commission-manager plan. QUESTION Should the City Charter be amended to require the City to continue to exercise power regarding the environment and to correct the name by which the form of government of the city is known? Yes No Fiscal Impact of Proposed City Charter Amendments Concerning the Environment and the Form of Government The proposed charter amendments do not result in significant additional costs. (Coding: Words underscored are additions to existing law; words struck-through are deletions from existing law.) 1

17 EXHIBIT A Charter Amendments Referendum Various Amendments Regarding the City Commission These amendments would amend Article II of the City Charter entitled "The City Commission. Specifically, they would change the number of required regular commission meetings, require more agendas for regular commission meetings to include Citizens Comments, create a duty to disclose when a commission member has knowledge of another commission member s voting conflict of interest, and clarify the prohibition against commission members interfering in the day-to-day operations of the City. QUESTION Should Article II of the City Charter entitled The City Commission be amended in the various ways described above? Yes No Fiscal Impact of Proposed City Charter Amendments concerning the City Commission The proposed charter amendments do not result in significant additional costs. (Coding: Words underscored are additions to existing law; words struck-through are deletions from existing law.) 1

18 EXHIBIT A Charter Amendments Referendum Various Amendments Regarding Elections These amendments would amend Article III of the City Charter entitled "Elections. Specifically, they would conform procedures for filling a vacancy in the office of city commissioner to the procedures for filling a vacancy in the office of mayor and conform the requirements for filing campaign finance reports to the requirements of state law. QUESTION Should Article III of the City Charter entitled Elections be amended in the various ways described above? Yes No Fiscal Impact of proposed City Charter Amendments concerning Elections The amendments to Sections 3.02(a) and 3.02(c) could have a significant fiscal impact by requiring more special elections to fill vacancies in the office of city commissioner. Each such special election would be a district election (as opposed to a citywide election) and would cost approximately $177,000. While the number of additional special elections is impossible to determine, past history indicates that the number could be in the neighborhood of one every ten years. (Coding: Words underscored are additions to existing law; words struck-through are deletions from existing law.) 1

19 EXHIBIT A Charter Amendments Referendum Various Amendments Regarding Initiative and Referendum These amendments would amend Articles IV and V of the City Charter entitled "Initiative and Referendum respectively, which allow petitions to initiative legislation and to repeal legislation. Specifically, these amendments would (i) increase the time within which a committee of petitioners must file supplementary petition papers containing additional signatures and (ii) make non-substantive changes primarily aimed at making uniform the procedures for an initiative and a referendum. QUESTION Should Articles IV and V of the City Charter entitled Initiative and Referendum be amended in the various ways described above? Yes No Fiscal Impact of proposed City Charter Amendments concerning Initiative and Referendum The proposed charter amendments do not result in significant additional costs. (Coding: Words underscored are additions to existing law; words struck-through are deletions from existing law.) 1

20 EXHIBIT A Charter Amendments Referendum Various Amendments Regarding City Manager and City Attorney By these amendments, the City Commission would be required to review the City Manager and City Attorney annually. The City Manager would be required to keep the City Commission advised of the City s general condition. The City Attorney would have to be an active member in good standing of The Florida Bar. Regarding the City Attorney s duties, the amendments would delete language implying that a Charter provision conflicting with state law is valid. QUESTION Should Articles VI and VII of the City Charter entitled City Manager and City Attorney be amended as described above? Yes No Fiscal Impact of proposed City Charter Amendments Concerning the City Manager and the City Attorney The proposed charter amendments do not result in significant additional costs. (Coding: Words underscored are additions to existing law; words struck-through are deletions from existing law.) 1

21 EXHIBIT A Charter Amendments Referendum Amendments Regarding Officers and Employees These amendments to Section 8.02 of the City Charter would prohibit the City Commission from interfering with the appointment of officers and employees by the City Attorney and would add gender neutrality language. QUESTION Should Articles VIII of the City Charter entitled Officers and Employees be amended as described above? Yes No Fiscal Impact of proposed City Charter Amendments concerning Interference with the Appointment of Officers and Employees The proposed charter amendments do not result in significant additional costs. (Coding: Words underscored are additions to existing law; words struck-through are deletions from existing law.) 1

22 EXHIBIT A Charter Amendment Referendum Charter Review Committee Immediate Past Chair/Vice-Chair Non-Voting Members By this amendment, the immediate past chair and vice-chair of the Charter Review Committee would be designated as non-voting ex officio members of the Charter Review Committee. QUESTION Should Section of the City Charter be amended to designate the immediate past chair and vice-chair as non-voting ex officio members of the Charter Review Committee? Yes No Fiscal Impact of proposed City Charter amendment designating the immediate past chair and vice-chair as non-voting ex officio members of the Charter Review Committee The proposed charter amendments do not result in significant additional costs. (Coding: Words underscored are additions to existing law; words struck-through are deletions from existing law.) 1

23 EXHIBIT A Charter Amendments Referendum Sale of City-Owned Property This amendment to Section of the City Charter would clarify that the sale or other disposition of a City-owned golf course must be approved by the City s electors. QUESTION Should Section of the City Charter be amended to clarify that the sale or other disposition of a City-owned golf course must be approved by the City s electors? Yes No Fiscal Impact of proposed City Charter amendment clarifying that the sale or other disposition of a City-owned golf course must be approved by the City s electors The proposed charter amendment does not result in significant additional costs. (Coding: Words underscored are additions to existing law; words struck-through are deletions from existing law.) 1

24 CITY OF LAUDERHILL QUESTIONS Candidate Residency Requirement Shall the City of Lauderhill amend its Charter Section 7.02 to require that candidates to elective office must have been a resident of the City for at least 2 years prior to taking office as described in Ordinance 18O For Against Acting City Manager Shall the City of Lauderhill amend its Charter Section 6.04 to require that the designated Acting City Manager be a member of the administrative staff as described in Ordinance 18O For Against Acting City Attorney Shall the City of Lauderhill amend its Charter, Section 8.03 to state that the Assistant City Attorney shall serve as the City Attorney in his or her absence as described in Ordinance 18O For Against City Manager Background Check Shall the City of Lauderhill amend its Charter Section 6.02 to require a comprehensive background investigation as part of the City Manager s qualifications as described in Ordinance 18O For Against Ordinance No. 18O Page 1 of 1

25 CITY OF LIGHTHOUSE POINT QUESTIONS SPECIAL ELECTION TO CONSIDER REFERENDUM CITY OF LIGHTHOUSE POINT, FLORIDA NOVEMBER 6, 2018 OFFICIAL BALLOT SPECIAL ELECTION TO CONSIDER REFERENDUM CITY OF LIGHTHOUSE POINT, FLORIDA NOVEMBER 6, City of Lighthouse Point, Florida General Obligation Bonds Shall Bonds of Lighthouse Point in an aggregate principal amount not exceeding $16,500,000 be issued maturing not later than 30 years from their date, bearing interest at a rate not exceeding the maximum lawful rate, as determined at time of sale and payable from unlimited ad valorem taxes, to provide funds to replace the Fire Station, construct or improve Public Works Buildings, a Recreational Building and Library Facilities? For Bonds Against Bonds 2. Terms of office increased to four years and term limits imposed beginning with 2020 election Shall Article II, entitled, Municipal Form of Government, of the City Charter be amended to increase terms of office for Mayor and Commissioners to four (4) years and establish term limits of twelve (12) consecutive years of service as either Mayor or Commissioner, excepting partial terms, beginning with persons elected on or after March, 2020; and increasing the current terms for Commissioners elected in 2018 until 2020 to provide for elections in even numbered years? Yes No

26 3. Planning and Zoning Board removed from City Charter and moved into City Code of Ordinances Currently, changes to the Planning and Zoning Board relating to members, meetings and duties require charter amendments approved by referendum. Shall Article V, entitled, City Planning and Development of the City s Charter be amended to remove the Planning and Zoning Board from the Charter and re-enacted as ordinances, amendable by the City Commission through adoption of ordinances? Yes No 4. Change date elected officials take office after election; meeting to canvass election established by ordinance Currently the City Charter provides that the Mayor and Commissioners take office and Commission organizes itself at a Commission meeting seven days after the election, and provides the timeframe for the Commission to canvass elections. Shall the City Charter be amended to provide that the Mayor and Commissioners take office and the Commission organizes itself at the first regular Commission meeting after the election, and the Commission meeting to canvass elections be established by ordinance? Yes No

27 CITY OF MARGATE QUESTIONS Issuance Of General Obligation Bonds For Parks And Recreation Projects May the City of Margate issue, in one or more series, not to exceed $10,000,000 general obligation bonds bearing interest at not exceeding the maximum legal rate and maturing not later than thirty years after the date(s) of issuance, to finance the costs of acquiring, constructing, equipping, renovating, replacing and improving parks and recreation projects all to be located in the City of Margate? For Bonds ---- Against Bonds ---- Charter Amendment Concerning Procurement Regulations Should the City Charter be amended to remove sections 4.10 and 4.11 regarding the monetary thresholds for City Manager and City Commission administration and approval of procurement matters so that all procurement regulations, including the monetary thresholds for review, can be consolidated into the City Code of Ordinances and thereafter subject to amendment by ordinance? Yes No Charter Amendment-Unlimited Terms Of Office Members of the City Commission are currently limited to serving no more than three consecutive four year terms in office. Shall section of Article III Legislative of the City Charter which reference or relate to term limitations be amended to eliminate term limits for Members of the City Commission? Yes No Charter Amendment Authority To Appoint, Suspend, Remove Police Chief, Fire Chief, Assistant City Manager The Chiefs of the Police Department and Fire Rescue Department and Assistant City Manager are currently subject to appointment, suspension and removal by the City Manager. Shall Section (a) of Article IV the City Charter be amended to provide that the City Commission rather than the City Manager have authority to appoint, suspend and remove the Chief of the Police Department and the Chief of the Fire Rescue Department and Assistant City Manager? Yes No

28 CITY OF NORTH LAUDERDALE QUESTIONS Time Frame for Appointing a Charter Review Commission Shall the City Charter be amended to increase the timeframe in which the City Commission shall appoint a charter review commission from every five (5) years to every eight (8) years, commencing in 2025? This proposed Charter amendment will have no financial impact to the City. Yes No Removing Purchase Provisions from City Charter; Requiring City Commission to Adopt Procurement Code Shall the City Charter be amended to remove the provision related to purchases and require the city commission to adopt an ordinance establishing a procurement code for the City of North Lauderdale within 180 days of the adoption of this charter amendment? This proposed Charter amendment will have no financial impact to the City. Yes No

29 CITY OF OAKLAND PARK QUESTION City of Oakland Park, Florida General Obligation Bonds May the City of Oakland Park, Florida issue, in one or more series, not exceeding $40,000,000 of general obligation bonds, bearing interest at not exceeding the legal rate and maturing not later than thirty years after the date(s) of issuance, to finance costs of public safety, emergency services, transportation, recreation, library and municipal land, buildings and facilities, all to be located within the City of Oakland Park. For Bonds Against Bonds

30 CITY OF PARKLAND QUESTIONS Ballot Question 1 Selection Process for Hiring Independent Redistricting Consultant Presently Charter Section 3.02 requires the City Commission to consider at least three applications prior to selection of an independent consultant to assist in drawing Commission Districts. In order to address circumstances where the city is unable to solicit three qualified proposals, should the Charter be amended to delete this specific requirement and provide that the consultant be selected through a competitive solicitation, request for proposal process as provided for in the City Procurement Code? Yes [ ] No [ ] Ballot Question 2 Amending Process for Removal of the City Manager Presently Section 5.02 of the Charter provides that the City Manager may be removed only after a City Commission motion setting forth the grounds for removal, followed by a City Commission hearing within 10 days. Should the Charter be amended to provide that the City Manager may be removed by a majority of the City Commission at any time as provided for in his or her contract? Yes [ ] No [ ] Ballot Question 3 Majority Vote of Commission Membership Required for Commission Action Presently the Charter permits the City Commission to take action by an affirmative vote of two members where a quorum of only three members is present. Should the Charter be amended to require that no action may be taken by the City Commission except by a majority of the membership of the Commission? Yes [ ] No [ ]

31 CITY OF SOUTHWEST RANCHES QUESTIONS EXHIBIT B SAMPLE BALLOT QUESTION GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 6, 2018 SOUTHWEST RANCHES AMENDMENT #1 Long Term Lease or Sale Of Property Owned By The Town Should the Charter of the Town of Southwest Ranches be amended to require the unanimous vote of the entire Town Council, and a referendum of the electorate, prior to entering into any long term lease agreement or sale of property owned by the Town, with limited exception? Shall the above-described amendment be adopted? Yes [] No [] SOUTHWEST RANCHES AMENDMENT #2 Quasi-Judicial and Land Use Voting Requirements Should the Charter of the Town of Southwest Ranches be amended to require the unanimous vote of all five Council Members for land use and quasi-judicial items? Shall the above-described amendment be adopted? Yes [] No [] 1

32 CITY OF WEST PARK QUESTION Charter Amendment City of West Park, Florida Term Limits Shall the City of West Park s Charter be amended to provide that no Mayor or City Commission member may appear on the ballot for reelection if by the end of their current term of office, the Mayor or Commission Member will have served in that office for twelve consecutive years beginning in the year 2020 for the Mayor and Seats 3 and 4 and beginning in the year 2022 for Seats 1 and 2? Yes No

33 CITY OF WESTON QUESTIONS CITY OF WESTON, FLORIDA RESOLUTION NO Section 4: follows: The form of ballot question for each of the proposed Charter amendments shall be as 1. Compensation for Mayor and City Commission Since 2002, the current City Charter has provided for Commissioners to be compensated at the rate of $10,000 per year and the Mayor to be compensated at the rate of $13,000 per year. The proposed amendment would increase salaries to $12,300 and $16,000 per year, respectively, effective on December 1, 2018, to be increased annually on December 1, based on the annual change in the Consumer Price Index (CPI). Shall the above-described Amendment be adopted? Yes [ ] No [ ] 2. Term Limits The current City Charter provides for term limits for the Mayor and City Commissioners. The proposed amendment would eliminate the term limits. Shall the above-described Amendment be adopted? Yes [ ] No [ ]