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Official Primary Election Ballot - Republican Party Ravalli County, Montana - June 2, 2020 OFFICIAL PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT - REPUBLICAN PARTY RAVALLI COUNTY, MONTANA - JUNE 2, 2020 RAVALLI COUNTY STATE OF MONTANA JUNE 2, 2020 - INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS - FEDERAL AND STATE FEDERAL AND STATE 1. TO VOTE, COMPLETELY FILL IN ( ) THE OVAL USING A BLUE OR FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 86 BLACK PEN. (VOTE FOR ONE) 2. To write in a name, completely fill in (VOTE FOR ONE) the oval to the left of the line provided, and on the line provided print the BOWEN GREENWOOD KENNETH E ALLEN name of the write-in candidate for whom you wish to vote. CHRISTI JACOBSEN DAVID BEDEY 3. DO NOT MAKE AN IDENTIFYING BRAD JOHNSON MARK, CROSS OUT, ERASE, OR USE CORRECTION FLUID. If you KURT JOHNSON FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE make a mistake or change your mind, DISTRICT 87 exchange your ballot for a new one. FORREST J. MANDEVILLE (VOTE FOR ONE) VOTE IN ALL COLUMNS SCOTT SALES JOLENA BUGLI FEDERAL AND STATE SASHIN HUME FOR PRESIDENT FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL RON MARSHALL (VOTE FOR ONE) (VOTE FOR ONE) DONALD J TRUMP JON BENNION FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 88 NO PREFERENCE AUSTIN KNUDSEN (VOTE FOR ONE) JAMES V. (JIM) CREWS FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR FOR STATE AUDITOR SHARON GREEF (VOTE FOR ONE) (VOTE FOR ONE) SCOTT ROY MCLEAN STEVE DAINES TROY DOWNING JOHN BRIAN DRISCOLL NELLY NICOL COUNTY DANIEL R LARSON SCOTT "TUX" TUXBURY FOR CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT (VOTE FOR ONE) FOR UNITED STATES FOR STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PAIGE ALLEN TRAUTWEIN REPRESENTATIVE PUBLIC INSTRUCTION (VOTE FOR ONE) (VOTE FOR ONE) JOE DOOLING ELSIE ARNTZEN FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT #2 JOHN EVANKOVICH (VOTE FOR ONE) DEBRA LAMM FOR PUBLIC SERVICE DAN HULS COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 4 MARK J. MCGINLEY (VOTE FOR ONE) PHIL TUMMARELLO MATT ROSENDALE WILL DESCHAMPS COREY STAPLETON CHAMP EDMUNDS FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR JENNIFER FIELDER UNEXPIRED TERM FOR GOVERNOR AND LT. (VOTE FOR ONE) GOVERNOR (VOTE IN ONE OVAL) FOR STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 44 TIM FOX (VOTE FOR ONE) FOR GOVERNOR JON KNOKEY NANCY BALLANCE FOR LT. GOVERNOR THERESA MANZELLA GREG GIANFORTE FOR GOVERNOR KRISTEN JURAS FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE FOR LT. GOVERNOR DISTRICT 85 (VOTE FOR ONE) AL "DOC" OLSZEWSKI MICHELE BINKLEY FOR GOVERNOR All House District/Candidates appear on this sample. Only the House KEN BOGNER KYLE ELLSWORTH FOR LT. GOVERNOR District in which you reside will MATTHEW LOCATI appear on your precinct ballot. HOLLIS POE This is a SAMPLE BALLOT FOR GOVERNOR Rotation of Candidates may be different from your precinct ballot FOR LT. GOVERNOR VOTE NEXT COLUMN VOTE NEXT COLUMN VOTE NEXT SIDE NONPARTISAN - STATE FOR SUPREME COURT JUSTICE #5 4 - YEAR TERM (VOTE FOR ONE) MIKE BLACK LAURIE MCKINNON MARS SCOTT FOR SUPREME COURT JUSTICE #6 (VOTE FOR ONE) JIM SHEA FOR DISTRICT COURT JUDGE DISTRICT 21 - DEPT 1 UNEXPIRED TERM (VOTE FOR ONE) HOWARD F. RECHT FOR DISTRICT COURT JUDGE DISTRICT 21 - DEPT 2 FULL TERM (VOTE FOR ONE) JENNIFER B. LINT BALLOT ISSUE BITTERROOT PUBLIC LIBRARY LEVY (VOTE IN ONE OVAL) Shall the Bitterroot Public Library Board of Trustees be authorized to levy an additional 3 mills to fund the ongoing operations and maintenance costs of the Bitterroot Public Library? This levy would allow the library to meet the demands of increasing usage of the library and its resources and provide for the continued maintenance of a 104-year-old facility. Approval gives authority to exceed the current statutory mill levy provided for in 15-10-240, MCA, on the approval of a majority of the qualified electors voting in the election. If approved, the levy will be permanent with no durational limit on the levy. The specific number of mills to be imposed is 3 and the approximate amount of money to be raised is $143,900 per year. If approved, the impact of the election on a home valued at $100,000 is $4.05 per year and on a home valued at $200,000 is $8.11 per year. FOR approving an additional 3 mills to fund the ongoing operations and maintenance costs of the Bitterroot Public Library. AGAINST approving an additional 3 mills to fund the ongoing operations and maintenance costs of the Bitterroot Public Library. The Library Levy will only appear on your ballot if you live in the Hamilton, Corvallis and Victor School Districts END OF BALLOT.
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