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Republican Party SAMPLE BALLOT NOTICE OF ELECTION Notice is hereby given that the August Primary Election will be held in the County of Taney on Tuesday, August 7, 2012 as certified to this office by the participating entities of Taney County. The ballot for the election shall be in substantially the following form: DEMOCRATIC PARTY REPUBLICAN PARTY FOR U.S. SENATOR FOR U.S. SENATOR FOR U.S. REPRESENTATIVE Vote for ONE Vote for ONE DISTRICT 7 Vote for ONE CLAIRE McCASKILL TODD AKIN FOR GOVERNOR JERRY BECK TOM STILSON Vote for ONE SARAH STEELMAN BILLY LONG JEREMIAH W. (JAY) NIXON JOHN G. BRUNNER MIKE MOON CLAY THUNDERHAWK MARK MEMOLY FOR STATE SENATOR WILLIAM B. CAMPBELL MARK PATRICK LODES DISTRICT 29 Vote for ONE FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR ROBERT (BOB) POOLE Vote for ONE HECTOR MALDONADO JAMES E. STRAHAN SUSAN MONTEE FOR GOVERNOR GAYLE (ABIGAYLE) WRIDGE DENNIS WEISENBURGER Vote for ONE DAVID SATER FRED KRATKY JOHN D. WEILER JIM STRAFUSS BECKY LEE PLATTNER DAVID (DAVE) SPENCE FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE JUDY BAKER BILL RANDLES DISTRICT 138 Vote for ONE SARA LAMPE FRED SAUER JACKIE TOWNES McGEE FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR DON PHILLIPS BILL (WILLIAM) HAAS Vote for ONE FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE FOR SECRETARY OF STATE CHARLES W. KULLMANN DISTRICT 155 Vote for ONE Vote for ONE BRAD LAGER JASON KANDER PETER KINDER LYLE ROWLAND MD RABBI ALAM MIKE CARTER MIKE LIND FOR STATE TREASURER FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Vote for ONE Vote for ONE DISTRICT 156 Vote for ONE CLINT ZWEIFEL SCOTT RUPP FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL SHANE SCHOELLER JEFF JUSTUS Vote for ONE BILL STOUFFER GAIL HINSHAW CHRIS KOSTER FOR STATE TREASURER FOR U.S. REPRESENTATIVE Vote for ONE DISTRICT 7 COLE McNARY Vote for ONE FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL JIM EVANS Vote for ONE ED MARTIN SampleADAM LEE WARREN REPUBLICAN PARTY FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE FOR CORONER FOR JASPER COMMITTEEMAN CIRCUIT 38 FOUR YEAR TERM TWO YEAR TERM Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Vote for ONE MARK ORR KEVIN TWEEDY THOMAS J. STROM FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER FOR BRANSON COMMITTEEWOMAN JEFF ADKISSON EASTERN - DISTRICT 2 TWO YEAR TERM FOUR YEAR TERM Vote for ONE Write-in Vote for ONE FOR SCOTT COMMITTEEMAN D. JEAN WOOLERY TWO YEAR TERM Vote for ONE TRAVYS SAFFLE VICKI NAIOTI DANNY STRAHAN HAVEN J. HOWARD BRAND KOPP CHARLES STIFFLER Write-in SCOTT RODGERS TIM CONNELL FOR BRANSON COMMITTEEMAN Write-in ALAN K. LAWSON TWO YEAR TERM FOR SWAN COMMITTEEWOMAN Vote for ONE WALTER ROGERS TWO YEAR TERM Vote for ONE MIKE SCOFIELD DAVE WOOLERY FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER BARNEY NAIOTI LINDA STILLINGS WESTERN - DISTRICT 1 NANCEE WALKER-MICHAM FOUR YEAR TERM Write-in Vote for ONE FOR CEDAR CREEK COMMITTEEMAN Write-in ROD GLAZE TWO YEAR TERM FOR SWAN COMMITTEEMAN Vote for ONE GARY T. LEACH TWO YEAR TERM Vote for TWO BRANDON WILLIAMS LYLE ROWLAND FOR SHERIFF DAVID BURT BUDDY ROBERTS FOUR YEAR TERM MICHAEL DAVI MICHAM Vote for ONE Write-in Write-in STEVE DALTON JIMMIE RUSSELL KENNY EDMONDS FOR ASSESSOR FOUR YEAR TERM Vote for ONE RUSSELL JACKSON CHUCK PENNEL FOR COUNTY TREASURER FOUR YEAR TERM Vote for ONE RON HERSCHEND MELANIE SMITH NATHAN EASLEY FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR FOUR YEAR TERM Vote for ONE CAROL SampleS. DAVIS SCOTT STARRETT NON-PARTISAN CONSTITUTIONAL LIBERTARIAN PARTY CONSTITUTION PARTY AMENDMENT CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 2 FOR U.S. SENATOR FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Proposed by the 96th General Assembly JONATHAN DINE CYNTHIA L. DAVIS (First Regular Session) HJR 2 FOR GOVERNOR FOR SECRETARY OF STATE Shall the Missouri Constitution be Vote for ONE Vote for ONE amended to ensure: JIM HIGGINS JUSTIN HARTER That the right of Missouri citizens to express their religious beliefs shall not FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR be infringed; Vote for ONE That school children have the right to MATTHEW COPPLE pray and acknowledge God voluntarily in their schools; and FOR SECRETARY OF STATE That all public schools shall display Vote for ONE the Bill of Rights of the United States Constitution. CISSE W. SPRAGINS It is estimated this proposal will result in FOR STATE TREASURER little or no costs or savings for state and Vote for ONE local governmental entities. SEAN O'TOOLE YES FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL NO Vote for ONE DAVE BROWNING FOR U.S. REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 7 Vote for ONE KEVIN CRAIGSample.
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