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SAMPLE BALLOT 11. MANDATORY SENTENCES FOR LISTED FELONIES; COVERS PERSONS 15 AND UP Q U ESTIO N : Shall statute set man □ YES dators’ sentences for listed felonies; bar early release, leave, or reduced □ NO sentence; cover persons 15 and up? GENERAL ELECTION Tuesday, November 8, 1994 from 7:00 a.m. to 8:0 0 p.m. MORROW COUNTY, OREGON 12. REPEALS PREVAILING WAGE RATE RE QUIREMENT FOR WORKERS ON PUBLIC WORKS 4 YEAR TERM Vote For One l YES Mark a CROSS (X) or a CHECK MARK (^ ) in the DIRECTOR ZONE 4 QU ESTIO N : Shall Oregon statutes re quiring contractors and subcontractors 39 □ CHRISTIAN k RAUCH j~j to pay workers on all public works the NATIONAL prevailing wage rate be repealed? UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS. 4 YEAR TERM Vote For One Vote For One DIRECTOR ZONE 5 SECOND DISTRICT 13. AMENDS CONSTITUTION: GOVERNMENTS CANNOT APPROVE, CREATE CLASSIFICATIONS □ NO CANDIDATE FIL E D Democrat 15 □ SUE C. KUPILLAS BASED ON, HOMOSEXUALITY Republican 16 □ W ES COOLEY Q U ESTIO N : Shall constitution bar Libertarian Mark a CROSS (X) or a CHECK MARK (^ ) in the 17 □ GARY L. SU BLETT II governments from creating classifica □ YES voting square before the word YES or before the word tions based on homosexuality or spen NO for the answer voted for. ding public funds in manner express □ NO STA TE REFERRED TO THE PEOPLE BY THE ing approval of homosexuality? Vote For One GOVERNOR LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY 14. AMENDS CHEMICAL PROCESS MINING American 3. 18 □ ED HICK AM AMENDS CO N STITU TIO N : CHANGES LAWS: ADDS REQUIREMENTS, PROHIBITIONS, 19 □ DANFORD P. VANDER PLOEG Libertarian DEADLINE FOR FILLIN G VACANCIES AT STANDARDS, FEES GENERAL ELECTION Democrat 20 □ JOHN KITZHABER Q U ESTIO N : Shall chemical process Q U E S T IO N : Shall constitutional Republican mining laws be amended, adding □ YES 21 □ DENNY SMITH D YES amendment increase time before op erating and reclam ation r e general election when elective office quirements, banning certain practices, U NO vacancy must occur to be filled at that □ NO COMMISSIONER OF THE BUREAU OF LABOR election? imposing fees, ending tax credit? Vote For One AND INDUSTRIES 4. AMENDS CONSTITUTION: CREATES VACAN 15. AMENDS CONSTITUTION: STATE MUST 22 □ MARY W ENDY ROBERTS < p .^ k 1) Democrat CY IF STATE LEGISLATOR CONVICTED OF MAINTAIN FUNDING FOR SCHOOLS, COMMUNI Republican FELONY 23 □ JACK ROBERTS ,» TY COLLEGES Q U ESTIO N : Shall state constitution Q U ESTIO N : Shall constitution set □ YES sav legislator’s felony conviction creates minimum state funding of schools, com □ YES STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FIFTY-SEVENTH DISTRICT vacancy in office, and persons serv ing munity colleges based on funds Vote For One D NO felony sentence are ineligible for available from listed sources in 1993-95 □ NO 24 □ CHARLES R. (CHUCK) NORRISRepublican legislature? biennium? Democrat 25 □ BOB JENSON PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE PETITION 16. ALLOWS TERMINALLY ILL ADULTS TO OB 5. AMENDS CONSTITUTION: BARS NEW OR IN CREASED TAXES WITHOUT VOTER APPROVAL LJ YES Q U ESTIO N : Shall Oregon Constitu tion bar new or increased state and local taxes, certain fees and certain □ NO charges without prior voter approval? STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FIFTY-NINTH DISTRICTVote For One 26 □ 27 □ JOAN SILVER LYNN R. LUNDQUIST COUNTY MORROW COUNTY COMMISSIONER 28 □ 29 □ 30 □ JV RAY FRENCH ART KEGLER JACKIE BERGSTROM Democrat Republican Republican American Democrat JUDICIAL JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, POSITION 10 Vote For One 31 □ 32 □ REX ARMSTRONG BARRY L. ADAMSON Nonpartisan Q U ESTIO N S: Shall Oregon’s Con- YES stitution forbid government from deny ing equal protection of laws due to race, Q NO color, religion, gender, age, national origin. Nonpartisan □ JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT. POSITION 3 tV * \ ' ‘ ' ' * *4 Vote For One 33 O ROBERT D. DURHAM ....... Nonpartisan JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, POSITION 5 Vote For One *• ; * * % *’*. .* * r *. 9 . V * • ■ ' * • . 34 □ ! •. * t • V • • • • •• .• » ... * -, . JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, POSITION 7 Vote For One CZ] SUSAN M. LEESON Incumbent Nonpartisan JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, POSITION 8 Vote For One •• 36 - • Nonpartisan • ' *“ . 4 35 '•■ RICK HASELTON imu.ni«.,,. D JACK L. LANDAU Incumljent Nonpartisan .. MORROW SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT ♦•V» . ' W ’ >, -■! DIRECTOR ZONE 1 V , r ’ •r ^ . «. .y 37 □ Vote For One RICHARD M. JOHNSON DIRECTOR ZONE 3 38 □ 4 YEAR TERM 2 YEAR TERM 8. AMENDS CONSTITUTION: PUBLIC EMPLOY- EES PAY PART OF SALARY FOR PENSION j—j y £ £ Q U ESTIO N : Shall Constitution re quire public employees to pay six per- [—| cent of salary toward pension, bar pen sion increase from unused sick leave? 19. AMENDS CONSTITUTION: NO FREE SPEECH PRO TECTIO N FOR O BSC EN ITY, CH ILD PORNOGRAPHY Q U ESTIO N : Shall state constitution □ YES say that free speech (.làùSe rmiy not be • ’ rea4 Ubfan laws againsUlhsqyijiity,, □ ’ NO eluding child pornography? 20. AMENDS STATE CONSTITUTION: “EQUAL TAX” ON TRADE REPLACES CURRENT TAXES D yp,g QU ESTIO N : Shall state constitutional tax provisions be repealed, “equal tax” D NO 0,1 ^rans^er property, goods, services 9. ADOPTS CONTRIBUTION AND SPENDING replace current state, local taxes? LIMITS, OTHER CAMPAIGN FINANCE LAW CHANGES COUNTY MEASURES Q U ESTIO N : Shall statutes limit con- 25-8. 4-H AND EXTENSION SERVICE DISTRICT n YES tributions by individuals and groups to FORMATION AND TAX BASE certain candidates and PACs, adopt op- Q U ESTIO N : Shall a 4-H and Exten □ YES Q NO tional spending lim its for some sion Service District be formed in Mor candidates? row County and shall its tax base be □ NO $117,118? ’ 10. AMENDS CONSTITUTION: LEGISLATURE CANNOT REDUCE VOTER-APPROVED 25-9. TAX BASE FOR OPERATING MORROW SENTENCE WITHOUT V» VOTE COUNTY PROGRAMS j—| y e s Q U ESTIO N : Shall the state constitu Q U ESTIO N : Shall Morrow County’s tion require % vote of each house for YES tax base be increased to $4,061,711 | —] legislature to reduce a criminal NO from the current tax base of $831,985? sentence approved by voters? SAMPLE BA GENERAL ELECTI IRRIGON CITY CANE AT THE GENERAL ELECTIC Tuesday, November 8, 1994 from MORROW COUNTY, < CITY OF IRRIG Mark a CROSS (X) or a CHECK MARK (✓ ) in the square between t COUN CILPERSON S 61 62 63 64 65 66 □ □ □ □ □ □ 4 YEAR TER! VARIAN A. MATTISON W ILLIAM H. COOLEY MYRON L. BELLAMY ANNETTE EPPENBACH SCOTT A. JOHNSON KELLY K. W RIGHT TAIN PRESCRIPTION FOR LETHAL DRUGS Q U ESTIO N ¡Shall law allow terminal □ YES ly ill adult patients voluntary informed choice to obtain physician’s prescrip □ NO tion for drugs to end life? 17. AMENDS CONSTITUTION: REQUIRES STATE PRISON INMATES TO WORK FULL TIME 6. AMENDS CONSTITUTION: CANDIDATES MAY □ YES QUESTION: Shall constitution require USE ONLY CONTRIBUTIONS FROM DISTRICT state prison inmates to work or train 40 RESIDENTS j—I hours/week; allow public, private sec- Q U ESTIO N : Shall state constitution tors to use inmate work? D YES permit candidates to use, direct only contributions from district residents, re- 18. BANS HUNTING BEARS WITH BAIT, HUNTING BEARS, COUGARS WITH DOGS □ NO quire violators to forfeit office, suffer disqualifications? Q U ESTIO N : Shall statute ban using □ YES bait to hunt black bears or using dogs 7. AMENDS CONSTITUTION: GUARANTEES to hunt black bears or cougars, with EQUAL PROTECTION : LISTS PROHIBITED □ NO exceptions? GROUNDS OF DISCRIMINATION Vote For One •v'l SAMPLE B GENERAL ELEC MEASURES AND CANC - AT THE GENERAL ELEC Tuesday, November 8, 1994 frt MORROW COUNI Mark a CROSS (X) or a CHECK MARK ( ✓ ) in the square betw. MEASURE Ni PROPOSAL TO ESTABL1 MORROW COUNTY HI QUESTION: Shall a tax base of $485,000 be established to fiscal year 1995-1996? SUMMARY: The purpose of this measure is to establish a t shall be rèsponsihlb for [“>roVidi»g health caro services to t | ( u to tyise this aiqqunt of rqveppp. it subject to the other goveri Constitution. Revenues to lie r.ased will be used for provid services to the residents of Morrow County. The estimât» per thousand dollars of value, based on current valuations; available from the Countv Assessor at the time of the es □ YES □ NO D IR E C T O R S * 4 YEAR T ER M , D IR EC TO R S 4 YEAR TER M , Z 46 □ R O G E R CASH Vote For One WILLIAM R. JEPSEN 4 YEAR T ER M , D IR EC TO R S SAMPLE BALLOT * \ ’ GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT 47 □ R O B E R T L . M C K IN LEY 48 □ R O G ER C. TRU EAX LEXINGTON CITY CANDIDATES AT THE GENERAL ELECTION TO BE HELD Tuesday, November 8, 1994 from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. MORROW COUNTY, OREGON CITY OF LEXINGTON * •• •• .V * . / *, . - / * . •*: : D IR EC TO R S 49 □ M ARGA RET G. 4 YEAR T ER M , MURRAY Mark a CROSS (X) or a CHECK MARK (✓ ) in the square between the number and the name of each candidate voted for. • - •• v j * - 0 • , •V • v • *«s* - ■ ¿*,ï.y* .'î I i • * • - . * * *. , ■ • . . « ■ :> x ‘ v 2 v * ‘ ' . •?. . ■ r «V , -SiSSui r -■ ■» - •;«' 3b"‘i( S: % • « * COUNCILPERSONS • : v \ ••SV ^ D IR E C T O R S B IL L S H E IR B O N - : ÎÂ . . H * v - •v- ' :• V O T E FO R ONE !, • * •• V; ; . .• -V 7* 67 □ 4 YEAR TERM . ; . '• » . • m I . » ; MAYOR * « ’ 68 □ JO H N R IP P L E 69 □ S H IR L E Y M C C A R L 70 □ PAT BA K ER 4 YEAR TERM V O T E FO R TW O 50 □ TO M M C E L L IG O T T 51 □ CARA O SM IN 4 YEAR TERM
