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SAMPLE BALLOT • GEI MORROW COUNTY, OREGO VOTING INSTRUCTIONS ONLYTHE APPROPRIATE CANDIDATES ANI WILL APPEAR ON THAT PF At the General Election of 1998 the voters of Morrow County will cast their votes on the ballot illustrated below. CITY OF IRRIG CITY OF BOARDMAN CITY COUNCI CITY COUNCILORS VOTE FOR THREE WHEN VOTING YOUR BALLOT AT THE POLLING PLACE: 1. USE ONLYTHE PENCIL PROVIDED 2. TO VOTE YOU MUST BLACKEN THE OVAL («) COMPLETELY! VOTE FOR IHR CO WILLIAM C. BROWN <O WILLIAM H. COI CO KATHRYN M. CASH CO IVAN W. DIKE. J CO THOMAS D. MEYERS CO RAYMOND W. M CO CO JIM MCCOMBS ÇQ CO KEITH L. KITCHf CO CO LARRY FORD CITY OF HEPPNER CO R.C. (BOB) FLOl MAYOR, 2-YEAR TERM CO LINDA L. FOX VOTE FOR ONE <O ROBERT(BOB)JEPSEN co co co CO CITY cniINCII HR POSITION NO 4 4-YEAR TERM, VOTE FOR ONE TOWN OF LEXING TIM VAN CLEAVE MAYOR, 4-YEAR T VOTE FOR ONI co <o BILL SHEIRBON CITY COUNCILOR. POSITION NO. 5 co 4-YEAR TERM. VOTE FOR ONE NO CANDIDATE FILED COUNCILMAN. 4-YEAI co VOTE FOR TW( CITY COUNCILOR. POSITION NO 6 4-YEAR TERM, VOTE FOR ONE Q RONALD H. (SKIP) MATTHEWS co 3. TOWRITE-IN A NAME YOU MUST BLACKEN THE OVAL (•) AND WRITE-IN THE NAME ON THE DOTTED LINE, WHERE APPLICABLE. co PAT BAKER CO MARSHA KEMP CO <O CITY ORIONE COUNCILMAN, 2 YEAI VOTE FOR ONE COUNCILMAN NO CANDIDATE f VOTE FOR THREE 4. DO NOT CROSS OUT — IF YOU CHANGE YOUR MIND, EXCHANGE YOUR BALLOT FOR A NEW ONE. co MARK BRUNO CO DENNIS THOMPSON CO DENNIS STEFANI co CO co 5. AFTER VOTING INSERT BALLOT IN THE BALLOT BOX. DO NOT FOLD THE BALLOT co REMEMBER TO VOTE BOTH SIDES OF YOUR BALLOT! SAMPLE BALLOT • GEI MORROW COUNTY, OREGO SAMPLE BALLOT • GENERAL ELECTION MORROW COUNTY, OREGON • NOVEMBER 3,1998 ONLYTHE APPROPRIATE CANDIDATES AN / WILL APPEAR ON THAT PI ONLYTHE APPROPRIATE CANDIDATES AND MEASURES FOR EACH PRECINCT WILL APPEAR ON THAT PRECINCT S BALLOT NATIONAL STATE REPRESENTATIVE, 57TH DISTRICT JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, POSITION NO. 4 UNITED STATES SENATOR VOTE FOR ONE co C2> JIM BREWSTER Libertarian DEAN M. BRAA Socialist RON WYDEN Democrat co CO co BOB JENSON VOn FOR ONE CO Independent VERN KUBE COLLECT MONEY FOR POLITICAL PURPOSES SUSAN M. LEESON RESULT OF “YES" VOTE: “Yes" vote Incumbent « __ co YES Republican JUOGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, POSITION NO. 4 VOn FOR ONE STATE REPRESENTATIVE, S9TH DISTRICT VOn FOR ONE co > VIRGINIA L. LINDER ? Incumbent ■ > h i co co Pacific COUNTY Republican JUDGE OP THE COURT OF APPEALS, POSITION NO. 7 VOn FOR ONE CO VOn FOR ONE co LINDSEY BRADSHAW co co Libertarian co ROHN (GRANDPA) WEBB CO GREG WALDEN co < ; A- ■ Democrat co -• co CO __________ STATE GOVERNOR VOTE FOR ONE co RICHARD P. BURKE CO BLAIR BOBIER CO ROGER 6. WEIDNER BILL SIZEMORE PATTI STEURER CO TREY SMITH co LISTED CRIMES, INCLUDING CERTAIN v„ Tts CO NO changes minimum sentences for listed crimes, including certain repeat of- fenses. JOE TAYLOR retains present sentencing statutesand guidelines for listed crimes, including repeat offenses. REGULATES SIGNATURE GATHERING; CO YES requires additional campaign finance disclosures; regulates signature gath- co CO MARGARET CARTER co CO NO enng, guarantees certain contnbution methods. additional campaign finance disclosures, regulating DIRECTOR, ZONE 4, 4-YEAR TERM. STAN BUNN RESULT OF “YES" VOTE: Yes" vole RESULT OF “NO" VOTE: “No" vote rejects requiring co co CHRIS RAUCH signature gathenng, guaranteeing certain contnbution methods 63 AMENDS CONSTITUTION: MEASURES PROPOSING SUPERMAJORITY VOTING REQUIREMENTS REQUIRE SAME SUPERMAJORITY FOR PASSAGE CO YES RESULT OF “YES" VOTE: Yes" vote allows passage of greater-than-maior- DIRECTOR. ZONE S, 4-YEAR HRM Q VOn FOR ONE von FOR ONE co BOB TIERNAN CO WILLIAM RIGGS CO CO NO ity voting requirements only by equally large maionty. RESULT OF “NO" VOTE: “No" vote JUDY BARBER allows simple maionty to pass mea sures that impose greater-than-mafor- ity voting requirements CO 64 PROHIBITS MANY PRESENT TIMBER HARVEST PRACTICES. IMPOSES MORE RESTRICTIVE REGULATIONS co RESULT OF “nS" VOTE co CO Yes" vote adopts restrictions on timber harvest practices, including federal regulation, allows citizen-suit enforcement NO RESULT OF “NO“ VOTE No" vote retains current regulations concerning timber harvest practices », 66 AMENDS CONSTITUTE DEDICATES SOME L01 FUNDING TO PARKS, I RESULT of -ns dedicates 15 jera NO parte, beaches; s; tat. watershed pre striding state lottery funding d jot development, public education. ALLOWS MEDICAL US 67 MARIJUANA WITHIN L ESTABLISHES PERMIT No" vote AMENDS CONSTITUTION: REQUIRES CAMPAIGN FINANCE DISCLOSURES; VOn FOR ONE VOn FOR ONE JOHN KITZHABER to remain in effect CO YES No" vote GUARANTEES CONTRIBUTION METHODS co JUOGE OF THE SUPREM COURT. POSITION NO . 7 trative rules. tions RESULT OF “NO" VOTE: RESULT OF “NO" VOTE: CO DIRECTOR, ZONE 1, 4-YEAR TERM, Democrat Socialist Democrat Incumbent CONSERVATION DISTRICT LEANN A. REA STATE JUDICIARY NO RESULT OF “NO" VOn: “No"vc requmng legislative approval for RESULT OF "YES" VOTE: “Yes" vole MORROW COUNTY SOIL ANO WATER VOn FOR ONE Natural Law CO RONALD J. PAHL <O SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION Reform Republican CO VOn FOR ONE Republican NON PARTISAN Libertarian Pacific co CTH DISTRICT, POSITION NO. 2 co co CO HABITAT, WATERSHED PHOT CHANGES MINIMUM SENTENCES FOR JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT, Democrat DAN BROSNAN RESULT OF ‘YE! creates process ft ture to require its REPEAT OFFENSES Socialist KEVIN M. CAMPBELL YES RESULT OF "NO" VOn: “Nc" vol 61 JOHN MOLLAHAN VOn FOR ONE TURE TO REVIEW ADMINIST CO RESULT OF “YES" VOTE: “Yes" vote amends existing law to require vote by mail in biennial primary, general elec- Incumbent Republican COUNTY COMMISSIONER POSTION NO. 1 NO cc AMENDS CONSTITUTI OU PROCESS FOR REQUI retains current law prohibiting vote by mail in biennial pnmary or general elec CO tions. TERRY K. TALLMAN co Republican CO ROBERT WOLLHEIM VOn FOR ONE IN CONGRESS. 2ND DISTRICT REQUIRES VOTE BY MAIL IN BIENNIAL PRIMARY. GENERAL ELECTIONS — COUNTY JUOGE UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE 55 UU q co JOHN LIM n‘i sources to collect or help colled politi cal funds. • 'r • Republican KARYN MOSKOWITZ no , » , ,. LYNN LUNDQUIST Natural Law prohibits using public resources to collect or help collect political funds. RESULT OF “NO" VOTE: “No" vote rejects prohibition on using public re- co MICHAELA. CAMPBELL EQ AMENDS CONSTITUTION: PROHIBITS USING PUBLIC RESOURCES TO von FOR ONE RESULT OF 'YES co YES allows medical ust specified limits; es trolled permit syst co NO RESULT OF “NO retains Oregon cm laws prohibiting p and production of
