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50 Kb 23Rd Jun 2015 2003 Ballot 01 001 A OFFICIAL BALLOT Statewide Special Election Madera County October 7, 2003 This ballot stub shall be removed and retained by the voter. MARK YOUR CHOICE(S) IN THIS MANNER ONLY: VOTING AREA STATE Yes Shall GRAY DAVIS be recalled (removed) from the 1 office of Governor? No 2 Candidates to succeed GRAY DAVIS as Governor if he is recalled. 3 Vote for One 4 BRUCE MARGOLIN, Democratic Marijuana Legalization Attorney 5 GINO MARTORANA, Republican Restaurant Owner 6 PAUL MARIANO, Democratic Attorney 7 ROBERT C. MANNHEIM, Democratic Retired Businessperson 8 FRANK A. MACALUSO, JR., Democratic Physician/Medical Doctor 9 PAUL “CHIP” MAILANDER, Democratic Golf Professional 10 DENNIS DUGGAN MCMAHON, Republican Banker 11 MIKE MCNEILLY, Republican Artist 12 MIKE P. MCCARTHY, Independent Used Car Dealer 13 BOB MCCLAIN, Independent Civil Engineer 14 TOM MCCLINTOCK, Republican State Senator 15 JONATHAN MILLER, Democratic Small Business Owner 16 CARL A. MEHR, Republican Businessman 17 SCOTT A. MEDNICK, Democratic Business Executive 18 DORENE MUSILLI, Republican Parent/Educator/Businesswoman 19 VAN VO, Republican Radio Producer/Businessman 20 PAUL W. VANN, Republican Financial Planner 21 JAMES M. VANDEVENTER, JR., Republican Salesman/Businessman 22 BILL VAUGHN, Democratic Structural Engineer 23 MARC VALDEZ, Democratic Air Pollution Scientist 24 MOHAMMAD ARIF, Independent Businessman 25 ANGELYNE, Independent Entertainer 26 20-A001R CONTINUED OTHER SIDE A August 15, 2003 12:20 PM 001 I HAVE VOTED—HAVE YOU? MARK YOUR CHOICE(S) IN THIS MANNER ONLY: VOTING AREA (CANDIDATES CONTINUED) 27 DOUGLAS ANDERSON, Republican Mortgage Broker 28 IRIS ADAM, Natural Law Business Analyst 29 BROOKE ADAMS, Independent Business Executive 30 ALEX-ST. JAMES, Republican Public Policy Strategist 31 JIM HOFFMANN, Republican Teacher 32 KEN HAMIDI, Libertarian State Tax Officer 33 SARA ANN HANLON, Independent Businesswoman 34 IVAN A. HALL, Green Custom Denture Manufacturer 35 JOHN J. “JACK” HICKEY, Libertarian Healthcare District Director 36 RALPH A. HERNANDEZ, Democratic District Attorney Inspector 37 C. STEPHEN HENDERSON, Independent Teacher 38 ARIANNA HUFFINGTON, Independent Author/Columnist/Mother 39 ART BROWN, Democratic Film Writer/Director 40 JOEL BRITTON, Independent Retired Meat Packer 41 AUDIE BOCK, Democratic Educator/Small Businesswoman 42 VIK S. BAJWA, Democratic Businessman/Father/Entrepreneur 43 BADI BADIOZAMANI, Independent Entrepreneur/Author/Executive 44 VIP BHOLA, Republican Attorney/Businessowner 45 JOHN W. BEARD, Republican Businessman 46 ED BEYER, Republican Chief Operations Officer 47 JOHN CHRISTOPHER BURTON, Independent Civil Rights Lawyer 48 CRUZ M. BUSTAMANTE, Democratic Lieutenant Governor 49 CHERYL BLY-CHESTER, Republican Businesswoman/Environmental Engineer 50 B.E. SMITH, Independent Lecturer 51 DAVID RONALD SAMS, Republican Businessman/Producer/Writer 52 20-A002R CONTINUED NEXT CARD A 001 B OFFICIAL BALLOT Statewide Special Election Madera County October 7, 2003 This ballot stub shall be removed and retained by the voter. MARK YOUR CHOICE(S) IN THIS MANNER ONLY: VOTING AREA (CANDIDATES CONTINUED) 1 JAMIE ROSEMARY SAFFORD, Republican Business Owner 2 LAWRENCE STEVEN STRAUSS, Democratic Lawyer/Businessperson/Student 3 ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER, Republican Actor/Businessman 4 GEORGE B. SCHWARTZMAN, Independent Businessman 5 MIKE SCHMIER, Democratic Attorney 6 DARRIN H. SCHEIDLE, Democratic Businessman/Entrepreneur 7 BILL SIMON, Republican Businessman 8 RICHARD J. SIMMONS, Independent Attorney/Businessperson 9 CHRISTOPHER SPROUL, Democratic Environmental Attorney 10 RANDALL D. SPRAGUE, Republican Discrimination Complaint Investigator 11 TIM SYLVESTER, Democratic Entrepreneur 12 JACK LOYD GRISHAM, Independent Musician/Laborer 13 JAMES H. GREEN, Democratic Firefighter Paramedic/Nurse 14 GARRETT GRUENER, Democratic High-Tech Entrepreneur 15 GEROLD LEE GORMAN, Democratic Engineer 16 RICH GOSSE, Republican Educator 17 LEO GALLAGHER, Independent Comedian 18 JOE GUZZARDI, Democratic Teacher/Journalist 19 JON W. ZELLHOEFER, Republican Energy Consultant/Entrepreneur 20 PAUL NAVE, Democratic Businessman/Prizefighter/Father 21 ROBERT C. NEWMAN II, Republican Psychologist/Farmer 22 BRIAN TRACY, Independent Businessman/Consultant 23 A. LAVAR TAYLOR, Democratic Tax Attorney 24 WILLIAM TSANGARES, Republican Businessperson 25 PATRICIA G. TILLEY, Independent Attorney 26 20-B003R CONTINUED OTHER SIDE B August 15, 2003 12:20 PM 001 I HAVE VOTED—HAVE YOU? MARK YOUR CHOICE(S) IN THIS MANNER ONLY: VOTING AREA (CANDIDATES CONTINUED) 27 DIANE BEALL TEMPLIN, American Independent Attorney/Realtor/Businesswoman 28 MARY “MARY CAREY” COOK, Independent Adult Film Actress 29 GARY COLEMAN, Independent Actor 30 TODD CARSON, Republican Real Estate Developer 31 PETER MIGUEL CAMEJO, Green Financial Investment Advisor 32 WILLIAM “BILL” S. CHAMBERS, Republican Railroad Switchman/Brakeman 33 MICHAEL CHELI, Independent Businessman 34 ROBERT CULLENBINE, Democratic Retired Businessman 35 D. (LOGAN DARROW) CLEMENTS, Republican Businessman 36 S. ISSA, Republican Engineer 37 BOB LYNN EDWARDS, Democratic Attorney 38 ERIC KOREVAAR, Democratic Scientist/Businessman 39 STEPHEN L. KNAPP, Republican Engineer 40 KELLY P. KIMBALL, Democratic Business Executive 41 D.E. KESSINGER, Democratic Paralegal/Property Manager 42 EDWARD “ED” KENNEDY, Democratic Businessman/Educator 43 TREK THUNDER KELLY, Independent Business Executive/Artist 44 JERRY KUNZMAN, Independent Chief Executive Officer 45 PETER V. UEBERROTH, Republican Businessman/Olympics Advisor 46 BILL PRADY, Democratic Television Writer/Producer 47 DARIN PRICE, Natural Law University Chemistry Instructor 48 GREGORY J. PAWLIK, Republican Realtor/Businessman 49 LEONARD PADILLA, Independent Law School President 50 RONALD JASON PALMIERI, Democratic Gay Rights Attorney 51 CHARLES “CHUCK” PINEDA JR., Democratic State Hearing Officer 52 20-B004R CONTINUED NEXT CARD B 001 C OFFICIAL BALLOT Statewide Special Election Madera County October 7, 2003 This ballot stub shall be removed and retained by the voter. MARK YOUR CHOICE(S) IN THIS MANNER ONLY: VOTING AREA (CANDIDATES CONTINUED) 1 HEATHER PETERS, Republican Mediator 2 ROBERT “BUTCH” DOLE, Republican Small Business Owner 3 SCOTT DAVIS, Independent Business Owner 4 RONALD J. FRIEDMAN, Independent Physician 5 GENE FORTE, Republican Executive Recruiter/Entrepreneur 6 DIANA FOSS, Democratic 7 LORRAINE (ABNER ZURD) FONTANES, Democratic Film Maker 8 WARREN FARRELL, Democratic Fathers’ Issues Author 9 DAN FEINSTEIN, Democratic 10 LARRY FLYNT, Democratic Publisher 11 CALVIN Y. LOUIE, Democratic CPA 12 DICK LANE, Democratic Educator 13 TODD RICHARD LEWIS, Independent Businessman 14 GARY LEONARD, Democratic Photojournalist/Author 15 DAVID LAUGHING HORSE ROBINSON, Democratic Tribal Chairman 16 NED ROSCOE, Libertarian Cigarette Retailer 17 DANIEL C. “DANNY” RAMIREZ, Democratic Businessman/Entrepreneur/Father 18 CHRISTOPHER RANKEN, Democratic Planning Commissioner 19 JEFF RAINFORTH, Independent Marketing Coordinator 20 KURT E. “TACHIKAZE” RIGHTMYER, Independent Middleweight Sumo Wrestler 21 DANIEL W. RICHARDS, Republican Businessman 22 KEVIN RICHTER, Republican Information Technology Manager 23 REVA RENEE RENZ, Republican Small Business Owner 24 SHARON RUSHFORD, Independent Businesswoman 25 GEORGY RUSSELL, Democratic Software Engineer 26 20-C005R CONTINUED OTHER SIDE C August 15, 2003 12:20 PM 001 I HAVE VOTED—HAVE YOU? MARK YOUR CHOICE(S) IN THIS MANNER ONLY: VOTING AREA (CANDIDATES CONTINUED) 27 MICHAEL J. WOZNIAK, Democratic Retired Police Officer 28 DANIEL WATTS, Green College Student 29 NATHAN WHITECLOUD WALTON, Independent Student 30 MAURICE WALKER, Green Real Estate Appraiser 31 CHUCK WALKER, Republican Business Intelligence Analyst 32 LINGEL H. WINTERS, Democratic Consumer Business Attorney 33 C.T. WEBER, Peace and Freedom Labor Official/Analyst 34 JIM WEIR, Democratic Community College Teacher 35 BRYAN QUINN, Republican Businessman 36 MICHAEL JACKSON, Republican Satellite Project Manager 37 JOHN “JACK” MORTENSEN, Democratic Contractor/Businessman 38 DARRYL L. MOBLEY, Independent Businessman/Entrepreneur 39 JEFFREY L. MOCK, Republican Business Owner 40 41 MEASURES SUBMITTED TO THE VOTERS 42 FUNDS DEDICATED FOR STATE AND Yes 43 53 LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE. LEGISLATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. Gener- No ally dedicates up to 3% of General Fund reve- 44 nues annually to fund state and local (excluding school and community college) infrastructure projects. Fiscal lmpact: 45 Dedication of General Fund revenues for state and local in- frastructure. Potential transfers of $850 million in 2006-07, 46 increasing to several billions of dollars in future years, under specified conditions. 47 CLASSIFICATION BY RACE, ETHNICITY, Yes 48 54 COLOR, OR NATIONAL ORIGIN. INITIATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. Prohibits No state and local governments from classifying 49 any person by race, ethnicity, color, or national origin. Vari- ous exemptions apply. Fiscal Impact: The measure would 50 not result in a significant fiscal impact on state and local governments. 51 52 20-C006R END OF BALLOT C.
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