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MONROE COUNTY, ALABAMA TRUMP DELEGATES TRUMP DELEGATES TRUMP DELEGATES Your Districts SAMPLE BALLOT This is a common ballot, however, some offi ces will STATEWIDE DELEGATES, PLACE 11 STATEWIDE DELEGATES, PLACE 19 STATEWIDE DELEGATES, PLACE 26 appear only in (Vote for One) (Vote for One) (Vote for One) certain precincts REPUBLICAN PRIMARY AND ABSENTEE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ELECTION which will apply to OFFICIAL BALLOT MONROE COUNTY, ALABAMA TRUMP DELEGATES TRUMP DELEGATES TRUMP DELEGATES your districts. R-6 MARCH 3, 2020 DENNIS H. BEAVERS PAUL DeMARCO JOSEPH FULLER INSTRUCTIONS TO THE VOTER COLIN LUKE TIMOTHY (Tim) WADSWORTH JOAN REYNOLDS TO VOTE YOU MUST BLACKEN THE OVAL COMPLETELY! CINDY C. MONAGHAN-HOLCOMB STATEWIDE DELEGATES, PLACE 20 FOR DELEGATES TO THE 2020 IF YOU SPOIL YOUR BALLOT, DO NOT ERASE, BUT ASK FOR A NEW BALLOT. LARRY SIMS (Vote for One) REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION FOR M ONROE COUNTY REVENUE COMMISSIONER BY CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY FOR MONROE COUNTY FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES REVENUE COMMISSIONER STATEWIDE DELEGATES, PLACE 5 STATEWIDE DELEGATES, PLACE 12 DELEGATES, PLACE 1, (Vote for One) (Vote for One) (Vote for One) (Vote for One) TRUMP DELEGATES 1ST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (Vote for One) "I hereby declare my preference for candidate TIM McKENZIE FREDDY ARD for the office of President of the United States ELIZABETH HOUSE SAUCER TRUMP DELEGATES and for delegates pledged to such candidate TRUMP DELEGATES HANNAH SORRELL TRUMP DELEGATES to be as follows." FOR MEM BER, MONROE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION, FOR MEMBER, MONROE COUNTY STEVEN KING GINGER McCORD BARBEE TEM BLALOCK BOARD OF EDUCATION, STATEWIDE DELEGATES, PLACE 21 DONALD J. TRUMP DISTRICT NO. 2 J.T. "Jabo" WAGGONER DEANNA FRANKOWSKI (Vote for One) CHARLIE GRAY (Vote for One) THESE OFFICES BILL WELD WELD DELEGATES JAMES MATHEWS JUDY MOTLOW UNCOMMITTED ROCKY BURCH KELLY DONN SCHULTZ TRUMP DELEGATES RUN BY STATEWIDE DELEGATES, PLACE 13 DELEGATES, PLACE 2, FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR MARTHA JORDAN KATHLEEN ZIMMERMAN (Vote for One) MICHAEL BROOKS 1ST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (Vote for One) (Vote for One) DISTRICT VICKIE EVANS FULLER INSTRUCTIONSFOR MONROE TO COUNTY VOTE FORCONSTABLE, DELEGATE CANDIDATESBEAT 13 STATEWIDE DELEGATES, PLACE 6 STANLEY ADAIR (Vote for One) (Vote for One) TRUMP DELEGATES CHARLES KNIGHT TRUMP DELEGATES BRADLEY BYRNE VotesLEWIS for delegateH. GREEN candidates pledged to CHUCK CLARKE MARSHALL YATES CHIP BROWN someone other than the voter's choice for ARNOLD MOONEY PresidentRICHARD ARE WILLIAMS NOT ALLOWED UNDER TRUMP DELEGATES GREG COOK MIKE DEAN REPUBLICAN PARTY RULES. The names STATEWIDE DELEGATES, PLACE 22 ROY MOORE of unopposed delegates do not appear on the DOTTIE KEMP BEAVER GREG FANIN (Vote for One) JACKIE GAY ballot.INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTE FOR DELEGATE RUTH PAGE NELSON CANDIDATES FORREST BURKE ALVA M. LAMBERT ”Shall the following Amendments to the Constitution of Alabama be adopted?” JEFF SESSIONS FOR DELEGATES TO THE 2020 JAMES DEAN GRADY H. THORNTON TRUMP DELEGATES VotesREPUBLICAN for delegate NATIONAL candidates CONVENTION, pledged to TOMMY TUBERVILLE someone otherSTATE than AT the LARGE voter's choice for WILLIAM N. (Bill) DUNN PROPOSED AMENDMENT President ARE NOT ALLOWED UNDER JOHNNY AMARI TO APPEAR ON THE STATEWIDE DELEGATES, PLACE 14 REPUBLICANSTATEWIDE PARTY DELEGATES, RULES. The PLACE names 1 JAMES HENDERSON ROBIN HINES FOY BALLOT STATEWIDE FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE, of unopposed delegates(Vote for doOne) not appear on the (Vote for One) 1ST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT ballot. GENE PIATKOWSKI ELBERT PETERS (Vote for One) PROPOSED STATEWIDE FOR DELEGATESTRUMP DELEGATES TO THE 2020 TRUMP DELEGATES AMENDMENT NUMBER ONE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION, STATEWIDE DELEGATES, PLACE 7 STATEWIDE DELEGATES, PLACE 23 JERRY CARL KAY IVEYSTATE AT LARGE (Vote for One) VICKI SELF BAILEY (Vote for One) Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, to JOHN CASTORANI STATEWIDEJIM ZEIGLER DELEGATES, PLACE 1 CHRIS BROWN change the name of the State Board of (Vote for One) Education to the Alabama Commission BILL HIGHTOWER UNCOMMITTED DELEGATES TRUMP DELEGATES TRUMP DELEGATES on Elementary and Secondary STATEWIDE DELEGATES, PLACE 15 WES LAMBERT S MARK BOOTH BOB BACCUS NICK ADAMS Education; to provide for the TRUMP DELEGATES (Vote for One) appointment of the members of the CHRIS PRINGLE TIM HUDDLESTON CARLA KING SUE ALEXANDER commission by the Governor, subject to KAY IVEY confirmation by the Senate; to change FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE JIM ZEIGLER JOE LOVVORN TRUMP DELEGATES CARSON M. BUTLER the name of the State Superintendent SUPREME COURT, PLACE NO. 1 STATEWIDE DELEGATES, PLACE 2 of Education to the Secretary of (Vote for One) UNCOMMITTED(Vote for One) DELEGATES JOSEPH MATTHEW DOMNANOVICH KYLE SOUTH Elementary and Secondary Education; STATEWIDE DELEGATES, PLACE 8 to provide for the appointment of the GREG SHAW S MARK BOOTH (Vote for One) DON FISHER secretary by the commission, subject to STATEWIDE DELEGATES, PLACE 24 confirmation by the Senate; and to CAM WARD TIM HUDDLESTONTRUMP DELEGATES DOTTIE JAMES PARKER (Vote for One) authorize the Governor to appoint a FOR COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS BILL HARRIS TRUMP DELEGATES JOE WILLIAMS team of local educators and other JUDGE, PLACE NO. 2 officials to advise the commission on (Vote for One) STATEWIDESTEVEN KING DELEGATES, PLACE 2 LINDA EVANS BACCUS TRUMP DELEGATES matters relating to the functioning and (Vote for One) STATEWIDE DELEGATES, PLACE 16 duties of the State Department of PHILLIP BAHAKEL ARNOLD MOONEY (Vote for One) MARCY SIMPSON BROWN Education. (Proposed by Act 2019-345) STATEWIDE DELEGATES, PLACE 3 MATT FRIDY TRUMP(Vote for DELEGATES One) CHAD KILGORE YES STATEWIDE DELEGATES, PLACE 9 FOR COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS TRUMP DELEGATES TOM J. RICHARDSON NO JUDGE, PLACE NO. 1 BILL HARRIS (Vote for One) (Vote for One) STEVEN KINGTRUMP DELEGATES JOE FREEMAN CATHY JOANNE SELLERS MELVIN HASTING AMERICA CROSS CARSWELL TRUMP DELEGATES WILL MATTHEWS STATEWIDE DELEGATES, PLACE 25 MARY WINDOM STATEWIDEDONALD TRENT DELEGATES, JONES PLACE 3 DONA BARNES PAT McCAIN WILSON END OF BALLOT (Vote for One) (Vote for One) FOR COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS TOM PARKER CAM WARD JUDGE, PLACE NO. 2 STATEWIDE DELEGATES, PLACE 17 (Vote for One) TRUMP DELEGATES (Vote for One) TRUMP DELEGATES STATEWIDE DELEGATES, PLACE 4 STATEWIDE DELEGATES, PLACE 10 JILL GANUS AMERICA CROSS(Vote for CARSWELL One) (Vote for One) JONATHAN O. BARBEE BETH KELLUM DONALD TRENT JONES TRUMP DELEGATES CALEB CONNER WILL SMITH TOM PARKERTRUMP DELEGATES TRUMP DELEGATES SALLIE BRYANT JOSH DODD FOR PRESIDENT, PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION FOR PRESIDENT, JAMES "Jim" BENNETT BETHANY BUSENLEHNER FRED JOLY PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION (Vote for One) STATEWIDEMARGARET DELEGATES,S. CLARKE PLACE 4 BEN HARRISON CATE SUMMER (Vote for One) TWINKLE ANDRESS CAVANAUGH CHAD HANSON PERRY HOOPER STATEWIDE DELEGATES, PLACE 18 ROBIN LITAKER DANNY PERRYTRUMP DELEGATES (Vote for One) FOR MEM BER, MONROE COUNTY COMMISSION, FOR MEMBER, JAMESWILL SMITH "Jim" BENNETT MONROE COUNTY COMMISSION, DISTRICT NO. 1 MARGARET S. CLARKE TRUMP DELEGATES (Vote for One) CHAD HANSON ADAM BOURNE HENRY C. "Lum" CHILDS DANNY PERRY JULIE CLAUSEN RONNIE JOE JORDAN WILL SMITH BRADLEY COX WESLEY WEAVER SUSAN DuBOSE CONTINUE VOTING ON BACK Typ:02 Seq:0006 Spl:01.
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