Democratic Ballot

DEMOCRATIC BALLOT

PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES -- Vote for One Hillary Clinton Bernie Sanders Roque Rocky De La Fuente Write-in ______

UNITED STATES SENATOR -- Vote for One Joseph J Vodvarka "Due to Court decision, Joseph J Vodvarka, candidate for the contest of United States Allegheny County Senator on the Democratic ballot has been removed from the ballot pending appeal John Fetterman to the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. This county is unable to anticipate the final Allegheny County judicial outcome and therefore the ballot for Bedford County, PA remains as you see Joe Sestak it. Therefore a vote for this candidate may not count on April 26, 2016."

Delaware County Katie McGinty Chester County Write-in ______

ATTORNEY GENERAL -- Vote for One John Morganelli Northampton County Josh Shapiro Montgomery County Stephen A Zappala Jr Allegheny County Write-in ______

AUDITOR GENERAL -- Vote for One Eugene A DePasquale York County Write-in ______

STATE TREASURER -- Vote for One Joe Torsella Montgomery County Write-in ______

REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS –9th Congressional District -- Vote for One NO CANDIDATE Write-in ______

SENATOR IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY – 35th Senatorial District --Vote for One Jerry Carnicella Cambria County John N Wozniak Cambria County Write-in ______

REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY – 69th Legislative District—Vote for One (Cumberland Valley Township, Harrison Township, Hyndman Borough, Juniata Township, King Township, Lincoln Township, Londonderry Township, Manns Choice Borough, Napier Township, New Paris Borough, Pleasantville Borough, Schellsburg Borough, West St. Clair Township) NO CANDIDATE Write-in ______

78th Legislative District—Vote for One (Bedford Borough East Ward, Bedford Borough West Ward, Bedford Township No. 1, Bedford Township No. 2, Bloomfield Township, Broad Top Township, Coaldale Borough, Colerain Township, Everett Borough, Hopewell Borough, Hopewell Township, Kimmel Township, Liberty Township, Mann Township, Monroe Township, East Providence Township, West Providence Township, Rainsburg Borough, Saxton Borough, Snake Spring Township, Southampton Township, St. Clairsville Borough, East St. Clair Township, Pavia Township, Woodbury Borough, Woodbury Township, South Woodbury Township) NO CANDIDATE Write-in ______

DELEGATE TO DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION -- Vote for NOT More Than FIVE (2 male, 3 female) Madeline Maddie Snyder (female, Committed to Hillary Clinton) Mike Cordaro (male, Committed to Bernie Sanders) Kathleen Hendricks (female, Committed to Bernie Sanders) Gillian Kratzer (female, Committed to Hillary Clinton) Alexis Waksmunski (female, Committed to Bernie Sanders) Melinda Deal (female, Committed to Hillary Clinton) Vincent A Vicites (male, Committed to Hillary Clinton) James T Davis (male, Committed to Hillary Clinton) Sheri Morgan (female, Committed to Bernie Sanders) Write-in ______Write-in ______Write-in ______Write-in ______Write-in ______

PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 1--Amending the Mandatory Judicial Retirement Age

BALLOT QUESTION—Shall the Pennsylvania Constitution be amended to require that justices of the Supreme Court, judges and justices of the peace (known as magisterial district judge) be retired on the last day of the calendar year in which they attain the age of 75 years, instead of the current requirement that they be retired on the last day of the calendar year in which they attain the age of 70?

PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 2—Abolition of the Philadelphia Traffic Court

BALLOT QUESTION—Shall the Pennsylvania Constitution be amended to abolish the Philadelphia Traffic Court?

REPUBLICAN BALLOT

PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES -- Vote for One Ted Cruz Marco Rubio Jeb Bush Ben Carson John R Kasich Donald J Trump Write-in ______

UNITED STATES SENATOR -- Vote for One Pat Toomey Lehigh County Write-in ______

ATTORNEY GENERAL -- Vote for One Joe Peters Wyoming County John Rafferty Montgomery County Write-in ______

AUDITOR GENERAL -- Vote for One John Brown Northampton County Write-in ______

STATE TREASURER -- Vote for One Otto Voit Berks County Write-in ______

REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS –9th Congressional District -- Vote for One Bill Shuster Bedford County Art Halvorson Bedford County Write-in ______

SENATOR IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY – 35th Senatorial District --Vote for One Wayne Langerholc Cambria County Dwight Jr Winck Bedford County Write-in ______

DELEGATE TO REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION -- Vote for NOT More Than THREE Lois Kaneshiki Bill Shuster Debbie Taylor Judy Ward Cody Raymond Knotts David Show Bob Thomas Joseph Lamantia Write-in ______Write-in ______Write-in ______

ALTERNATE DELEGATE TO REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION -- Vote for NOT More Than THREE August C Stickel IV Write-in ______Write-in ______Write-in ______

BEDFORD COUNTY REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE PERSON—Vote for NOT More Than TWO 0101 Bedford Borough East Ward Susan J Parr Patrick Neff Write-in ______Write-in ______

0102 Bedford Borough West Ward NO CANDIDATE Write-in ______Write-in ______

0201 Bedford Township No 1 NO CANDIDATE Write-in ______Write-in ______

0202 Bedford Township No 2 NO CANDIDATE Write-in ______Write-in ______

0301 Bloomfield Township NO CANDIDATE Write-in ______Write-in ______

0401 Broad Top Township NO CANDIDATE Write-in ______Write-in ______

0501 Coaldale Borough NO CANDIDATE Write-in ______Write-in ______

0601 Colerain Township NO CANDIDATE Write-in ______Write-in ______

0701 Cumberland Valley Township NO CANDIDATE Write-in ______Write-in ______

0801 Everett Borough Lisa Hann Write-in ______Write-in ______

0901 Harrison Township Amber Corley Write-in ______Write-in ______

1001 Hopewell Borough NO CANDIDATE Write-in ______Write-in ______

1101 Hopewell Township Melissa A Cottle Thomas L Cottle Write-in ______Write-in ______

1201 Hyndman Borough NO CANDIDATE Write-in ______Write-in ______

1301 Juniata Township Craig P Hess Tammie J Hess Write-in ______Write-in ______

1401 Kimmel Township NO CANDIDATE Write-in ______Write-in ______

1501 King Township Randy Maxwell Wanda Whitcomb Write-in ______Write-in ______

1601 Liberty Township NO CANDIDATE Write-in ______Write-in ______

1701 Lincoln Township NO CANDIDATE Write-in ______Write-in ______

1801 Londonderry Township Matt Dawson Write-in ______Write-in ______

1901 Mann Township Cheryl A Smith Larry J Lee Write-in ______Write-in ______

2001 Manns Choice Borough NO CANDIDATE Write-in ______Write-in ______

2101 Monroe Township NO CANDIDATE Write-in ______Write-in ______

2201 Napier Township Vicki S Smith Ronald L Johnson Write-in ______Write-in ______

2301 New Paris Borough NO CANDIDATE Write-in ______Write-in ______

2401 Pleasantville Borough NO CANDIDATE Write-in ______Write-in ______2501 East Providence Township NO CANDIDATE Write-in ______Write-in ______

2502 West Providence Township Tom Grance Write-in ______Write-in ______

2601 Rainsburg Borough NO CANDIDATE Write-in ______Write-in ______

2701 Saxton Borough NO CANDIDATE Write-in ______Write-in ______

2801 Schellsburg Borough Wayne Felix Judy Felix Write-in ______Write-in ______

2901 Snake Spring Township Brandi J Hershey Write-in ______Write-in ______

3003 Southampton Township NO CANDIDATE Write-in ______Write-in ______

3101 St. Clairsville Borough NO CANDIDATE Write-in ______Write-in ______

3201 East St. Clair Township Sarah Y Harbaugh Bradley R Harbaugh Write-in ______Write-in ______

3202 West St. Clair Township James D Bence Write-in ______Write-in ______

3301 Pavia Township NO CANDIDATE Write-in ______Write-in ______

3401 Woodbury Borough NO CANDIDATE Write-in ______Write-in ______3501 Woodbury Township Christine Hershberger Ebersole Write-in ______Write-in ______

3601 South Woodbury Township Vicki D Shaffer Michael R Shaffer Write-in ______Write-in ______

PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 1--Amending the Mandatory Judicial Retirement Age

PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 2—Abolition of the Philadelphia Traffic Court

BALLOT QUESTION—Shall the Pennsylvania Constitution be amended to abolish the Philadelphia Traffic Court?

NON-PARTISAN BALLOT

PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 1--Amending the Mandatory Judicial Retirement Age

PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 2—Abolition of the Philadelphia Traffic Court

BALLOT QUESTION—Shall the Pennsylvania Constitution be amended to abolish the Philadelphia Traffic Court?

PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION OF PENNSYLVANIA Plain English Statements

PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 1--Amending the Mandatory Judicial Retirement Age

PLAIN ENGLISH STATEMENT OF THE OFFICE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL—The purpose of the ballot question is to amend the Pennsylvania Constitution to require that justices, judges and justices of the peace (known as magisterial district judges) be retired on the last day of the calendar year in which they attain the age of 75 years. Presently, the Pennsylvania Constitution provides that justices, judges and justices of the peace be retired on the last day of the calendar year in which they attain the age of 70 years. Justices of the peace are currently referred to as magisterial district judges. If the ballot question were to be approved, justices, judges and magisterial district judges would be retired on the last day of the calendar year in which they attain the age of 75 years rather than the last day of the calendar year in which they attain the age of 70 years. This amendment to the mandatory retirement age would be applicable to all judges and justices in the Commonwealth, including the justices of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, judges of the Commonwealth Court, Superior Court, county courts of common pleas, community courts, municipal courts in the City of Philadelphia, and magisterial district judges. The ballot question is limited in that it would not amend any other provision of the Pennsylvania Constitution related to the qualification, election, tenure, or compensation of the justices, judges or magisterial district judges. The effect of the ballot question would be to allow all justices, judges, and magisterial district judges to remain in office until the last day of the calendar year in which they attain the age of 75 years. This would permit all justices, judges, and magisterial district judges to serve an additional five years beyond the current required retirement age.

PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 2—Abolition of the Philadelphia Traffic Court

BALLOT QUESTION—Shall the Pennsylvania Constitution be amended to abolish the Philadelphia Traffic Court?

PLAIN ENGLISH STATEMENT OF THE OFFICE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL—The purpose of the ballot question is to amend the Pennsylvania Constitution to abolish the Traffic Court in the City of Philadelphia. Presently, the Pennsylvania Constitution provides for the Traffic Court in the City of Philadelphia as part of the unified judicial system. If the ballot question were to be approved, the Traffic Court in the City of Philadelphia would be abolished by removing all references to the Traffic Court and the judges of the Traffic Court in the City of Philadelphia from the Pennsylvania Constitution. Legislation enacted in 2013 transferred the functions performed by the Traffic Court to the Philadelphia Municipal Court. As a result, violations of the Vehicle Code previously adjudicated by the Traffic Court are presently being adjudicated by the Philadelphia Municipal Court. The proposed amendment would officially abolish the Traffic Court by removing all references to the Traffic Court and its judges from the Pennsylvania Constitution. This ballot question is limited to whether the Traffic Court in the City of Philadelphia should be abolished. The ballot question would not amend any other provisions of the Pennsylvania Constitution beyond the removal of all references to the Traffic Court and its judges. The effect of the ballot question would be to abolish the Traffic Court in the City of Philadelphia. As discussed above, legislation enacted in 2013 transferred the functions of the Traffic Court to the Philadelphia Municipal Court. This amendment would officially abolish the Traffic Court by removing all references to the Traffic Court and its judges from the Pennsylvania Constitution.