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GENERAL ELECTION Vote for One Vote for One  DOUGLAS P CITY COUNCILMEMBER BIG HORN SCHOOL CEMETERY DISTRICT TRUSTEES HOSPITAL TRUSTEE-DISTRICT #2 POWELL WARD 3 DISTRICT #1 AREA A RIVERSIDE CODY 4 YEAR TERM (DEAVER/FRANNIE) 2 YEAR UNEXPIRED TERM WEST PARK HOSPITAL Vote for one 4 YEAR TERM Vote for one 4 YEAR TERM GENERAL ELECTION Vote for one Vote for one DOUGLAS P. KIRKHAM MYLES HAINES LESLI D. SPENCER JOAN M. ZIER TY NELSON WRITE IN_______________________ WRITE IN______________________ WRITE IN_______________________ NOVEMBER 8, 2016 WRITE IN_______________________ Polls Open: 7:00 a.m. • Polls Close: 7:00 p.m. MUNICIPAL BIG HORN SCHOOL CEMETERY DISTRICT TRUSTEES Park County residents may register to vote be a currently registered voter and may call DISTRICT #1 AREA B RIVERSIDE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS at the Park County Courthouse in Cody, Powell the Elections Office at 307-527-8620 or 1-800- COUNCILMEMBERS (BYRON) 4 YEAR TERM City Hall, or Meeteetse Town Hall. 786-2844 ext. #8620, or stop by the office in the BIG HORN COUNTY 2 YEAR TERM Vote for not more than three PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL New voter registration closed October 24, Court House at 1002 Sheridan Ave., Cody, WY 4 YEAR TERM Vote for one AMENDMENT A Vote for not more than two TARA L. HART Currently, the Wyoming Constitution al- 2016. However, one may register to vote at the 82414. Absentee Ballot applications are also ED RIDING polls on Election Day with proper identification. available online at www.parkcounty.us/PCElec- CHAN RICHARD lows the legislature to authorize the invest- WRITE IN_______________________ Voters who are impaired in any way may tions/index.html and can be mailed to the Elec- MILDRED ARMSTRONG ment of public employee retirement sys- GARY N. WILLIAMS tems funds and permanent state funds in choose to use the ES&S AutoMARK computer tions Office. Absentee Ballots will be available NADINE KREUTZER FRANNIE-DEAVER FIRE WRITE IN_______________________ equities, such as stock or shares in private to complete their ballot. All polling locations are through November 4, 2016. Ballots must be or public companies. Permanent funds ADA compliant for your convenience. returned to the Elections Office by 7:00 p.m. on TERRY MOORE PROTECTION WRITE IN_______________________ of the state include funds designated as To request an Absentee Ballot you must November 8, 2016. WRITE IN______________________ DISTRICT #5 WRITE IN_______________________ permanent funds by the Constitution. The DISTRICT DIRECTOR WRITE IN______________________ Wyoming Constitution does not allow the 4 YEAR TERM state to invest any other funds in equities. FEDERAL OFFICES JUDICIAL Vote for not more than two CEMETERY DISTRICT TRUSTEES MEETEETSE The adoption of this amendment would COUNCILMEMBERS allow the legislature, by two-thirds vote of U.S. PRESIDENT FOR JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME 4 YEAR TERM COLEEN WAGNER 4 YEAR TERM Vote for not more than three the members of both houses, to authorize AND VICE PRESIDENT COURT, FOR A REGULAR MEETEETSE CHERIE WAMBEKE the investment of additional specified state 4 YEAR TERM Vote for not more than two funds in equities. EIGHT (8) YEAR TERM WRITE IN_______________________ RONEE HOGG Vote for one pair Shall Justice Catherine M. Fox KIRK BENNETT WRITE IN_______________________ HAYES C. RANDOL FOR DONALD J. TRUMP be retained in office? JOSHUA SCOTT BLAKE SCOTT J. COALE AGAINST MICHAEL R. PENCE WRITE IN_______________________ CODY FIRE PROTECTION REPUBLICAN YES WRITE IN_______________________ WRITE IN_______________________ DISTRICT #2 HILLARY CLINTON NO DISTRICT DIRECTOR 2 WRITE IN_______________________ BALLOT PROPOSITION TIM KAINE 4 YEAR TERM WRITE IN_______________________ DEMOCRAT FOR JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME SPECIAL DISTRICTS Vote for one PARK COUNTY 1% SPECIFIC GARY JOHNSON COURT, FOR A REGULAR PURPOSE EXCISE TAX PROPOSITION NORTHWEST COLLEGE RAY A. LOZIER DISTRICT SUPERVISOR-RURAL Shall Park County be authorized to impose BILL WELD EIGHT (8) YEAR TERM LIBERTARIAN TRUSTEE WRITE IN_______________________ CODY CONSERVATION an additional one percent (1%) Specific Shall Justice William U. Hill SUBDISTRICT A POWELL 4 YEAR TERM Purpose Sales and Use Tax and collect a DARRELL CASTLE be retained in office? Vote for not more than three total of $13,680,000.00, the proceeds from 4 YEAR TERM CODY FIRE PROTECTION SCOTT BRADLEY Vote for one which and the interest earned thereon to be CONSTITUTION PARTY YES DISTRICT #2 RUSSELL A. DWYER JR used for the following specified purposes, DISTRICT DIRECTOR 4 JILL STEIN NO MARK S. WURZEL WRITE IN_______________________ to the extent necessary and allowed by law, 4 YEAR TERM with the Tax to be terminated upon collec- AJAMU BARAKA SCOTT FEYHL WRITE IN_______________________ INDEPENDENT FOR JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME Vote for one tion of said amount? WRITE IN_______________________ WRITE IN______________________ JOHN P. KREBES “ROCKY” ROQUE DE LA COURT, FOR A REGULAR 1. $2,430,000 FOR THE County for the FUENTE EIGHT (8) YEAR TERM WRITE IN_______________________ Road and Bridge Infrastructure improve- MICHAEL STEINBERG Shall Justice Keith G. Kautz NORTHWEST COLLEGE DISTRICT SUPERVISOR-URBAN ment projects which are in need of reha- INDEPENDENT CODY CONSERVATION be retained in office? TRUSTEE CODY FIRE PROTECTION bilitation, improvement, and/or replace- WRITE IN______________________ SUBDISTRICT B CODY 2 YEAR UNEXPIRED TERM ment. These projects are more specifically DISTRICT #2 Vote for one YES 4 YEAR TERM DISTRICT DIRECTOR 5 described as follows. (1) Replace County NO Vote for not more than two 4 YEAR TERM Bridge EHO at Lane 3 over the Deaver U.S. REPRESENTATIVE RICK PATTON Canal northwest of Garland. Structure will Vote for one 2 YEAR TERM STEVE C. WEBSTER WRITE IN_______________________ be replaced with a box culvert at an esti- FOR JUSTICE OF THE FIFTH mated cost of $95,000; (2) Replace County Vote for one LUKE ANDERSON ROBERT COE DISTRICT COURT, FOR A Bridge FQV located on County Road 6OS WRITE IN_______________________ LIZ CHENEY REGULAR SIX (6) YEAR TERM BOB NEWSOME (Beverly Drive) over the Cody Canal with REPUBLICAN DISTRICT SUPERVISOR-AT LARGE a 3-sided pre-cast concrete bridge struc- Shall Judge Robert E. Skar WRITE IN______________________ MEETEETSE CONSERVATION RYAN GREENE CLARK FIRE PROTECTION ture at an estimated cost of $192,000; (3) DEMOCRAT be retained in office? DISTRICT 2 YEAR UNEXPIRED TERM Replace County Bridge EGD located on WRITE IN______________________ Vote for one YES DISTRICT DIRECTOR County Road 6QS (Lower Southfork Road) LAWRENCE GERARD over the Shoshone River near Andy Mar- 4 YEAR TERM KATHY GILBREATH STRUEMPF NO NORTHWEST COLLEGE Vote for one tin Hill with new bridge while correcting LIBERTARIAN TRUSTEE WRITE IN_______________________ approaches and alignment problems. The DANIEL CLYDE COUNTY OFFICES SUBDISTRICT C MEETEETSE DAVE HOFFERT estimated cost is $1.37 million; and (4) Re- CUMMINGS 4 YEAR TERM WRITE IN_______________________ habilitate and improve certain sections of CONSTITUTION PARTY COUNTY COMMISSIONER Vote for one DISTRICT SUPERVISOR-RURAL County Road 6WX (South Fork Road) in- WRITE IN______________________ 4 YEAR TERM MEETEETSE CONSERVATION cluding drainage improvements, correction NADA M. LARSEN MEETEETSE FIRE PROTECTION of alignment/site distance issues and road Vote for not more than two DISTRICT #3 2 YEAR UNEXPIRED TERM WRITE IN______________________ Vote for one base. The estimated cost of improvements STATE OFFICES DISTRICT DIRECTOR to CR 6WX is $773,000; and LEE LIVINGSTON 4 YEAR TERM REPUBLICAN LIONEL OSTRANDER STATE SENATOR SCHOOL DISTRICT #1 Vote for one 2. $5,000,000 TO THE CITY OF CODY 4 YEAR TERM SENATE DISTRICT 18 L.D. YONTS SCOTT CROSBY WRITE IN_______________________ FOR (1) the Lagoon Project Upgrades (2) DEMOCRAT Vote for not more than three ADA Ramp Improvements throughout the 4 YEAR TERM WRITE IN_______________________ Vote for one JAKE FULKERSON City (3) Crack Seal and Chip Seal Improve- REPUBLICAN KIMBERLY A. CONDIE DISTRICT SUPERVISOR-RURAL ments on paved Public Streets (excluding HENRY H.R. “HANK” COE POWELL FIRE PROTECTION alleys) within the following Subdivisions REPUBLICAN KIM DILLIVAN MEETEETSE CONSERVATION WRITE IN______________________ DISTRICT #1 4 YEAR TERM and Streets: Spirit Mountain, Valley View CINDY BALDWIN TRACY D. MORRIS DISTRICT DIRECTOR 4 Vote for not more than two 1 and 2, Indian Circle, Windsor Estates, INDEPENDENT WRITE IN______________________ 4 YEAR TERM Chugwater Rims, Skyline, Thayer, Cedar WRITE IN______________________ GEORGE TRACY RENNER Ridge, Glendale, Rocky Mountain Addi- WRITE IN______________________ Vote for one WRITE IN______________________ tion, Adix Addition, Shepard, Hilltop, West SCOTT HENY WRITE IN_______________________ MUNICIPAL Henson’s Terrace, Henson’s Terrace, STATE SENATOR WRITE IN______________________ WRITE IN_______________________ WRITE IN_______________________ West and East Dacken, Highland Manor, SENATE DISTRICT 20 MAYOR Cody Heights, Hillcrest, Meadowbrook, 4 YEAR TERM SCHOOL DISTRICT #1 Pebble Creek, Nielson Addition (excluding CITY OF CODY POWELL FIRE PROTECTION Vote for one 4 YEAR TERM 2 YEAR UNEXPIRED TERM DISTRICT SUPERVISOR-RURAL Woming Ave.), Olive Glenn Dr., Lichen Dr., DISTRICT #1 Indigo Cir, Links View Dr., 11th St (South Vote for one Vote for one POWELL-CLARKS FORK MARY JANE NORSKOG DISTRICT DIRECTOR 2 CONSERVATION of Meadow Lane), Casper Drive, DeMaris DEMOCRAT 4 YEAR TERM CHARLES M. CLOUD LILLIAN BRAZELTON 4 YEAR TERM St, Gulch St, Conifer Lane, Sunset
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