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Sample Ballot Jefferson County, Alabama REPUBLICAN PRIMARY AND CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ELECTION SAMPLE BALLOT JEFFERSON COUNTY, ALABAMA A REPUBLICAN PRIMARYB JEFFERSON COUNTY, ALABAMAC MARCH 1, 2016 INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER CARSON DELEGATES, PLACE 4 CRUZ DELEGATES, PLACE 9 (VOTE FOR ONE) (VOTE FOR ONE) TO VOTE YOU MUST BLACKEN THE OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY! JOANNE B. PARKER SUE ALEXANDER DO NOT MAKE AN X. IF YOU SPOIL YOUR BALLOT, RENEE GENTLE POWERS CHRISTOPHER DRENSEK DO NOT ERASE, BUT ASK FOR A NEW BALLOT. ANN PRATHER SPECK CRUZ DELEGATES, PLACE 25 COUNTYWIDE (VOTE FOR ONE) CANDIDATE OF THE REPUBLICAN BRUCE E. TUCKER PARTY FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES MARGARET S. CLARKE (VOTE FOR ONE) CARSON DELEGATES, PLACE 5 (VOTE FOR ONE) NICK ADAMS CARSON SPRAYBERRY "I hereby declare my preference for candidate for the office of President of the United States and for ALEX FOX HUCKABEE DELEGATES, PLACE 3 delegates pledged to such candidate to be as (VOTE FOR ONE) follows." AUTUMN KING JOEL L. KIMBROUGH JEB BUSH ERIN MATHEWS CLAUDIA SIMPSON BEN CARSON RUSS VANDEVELDE KASICH DELEGATES, PLACE 3 (VOTE FOR ONE) CHRIS CHRISTIE CARSON DELEGATES, PLACE 6 M. BAKER ALLEN (VOTE FOR ONE) TED CRUZ JACKIE CURTISS RICK PATE CARLY FIORINA MONIQUE R. HENLEY RUBIO DELEGATES, PLACE 1 (VOTE FOR ONE) LINDSEY GRAHAM MICHAEL PETRUZELLA HANK BLACKMON MIKE HUCKABEE MORRIS A. WESELOH ROSS D'ENTREMONT JOHN R. KASICH CARSON DELEGATES, PLACE 7 HAILEY LANN (VOTE FOR ONE) RAND PAUL THOMAS A. KENDRICK MARY DEMPSEY LEMBKE MARCO RUBIO ELBERT PETERS CLAY SCOFIELD RICK SANTORUM CARSON DELEGATES, PLACE 8 RUBIO DELEGATES, PLACE 2 (VOTE FOR ONE) (VOTE FOR ONE) DONALD J. TRUMP RHODA S. BOONE SALLIE M. BRYANT UNCOMMITTED SHANTRELL NICKS GREG REID INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTE FOR DELEGATE CANDIDATES CARSON DELEGATES, PLACE 13 RUBIO DELEGATES, PLACE 3 VOTES FOR DELEGATES PLEDGED TO (VOTE FOR ONE) (VOTE FOR ONE) SOMEONE OTHER THAN THE VOTER'S PATTY HOBBS MICHAEL F. "MIKE" BOLIN CHOICE FOR PRESIDENT ARE NOT ALLOWED UNDER REPUBLICAN PARTY RULES. THE NAMES OF UNOPPOSED DELEGATES DO NOT JAMES P. KENNEDY JOE M. DOMNANOVICH APPEAR ON BALLOT. FOR DELEGATES TO THE CARSON DELEGATES, PLACE 25 CAM WARD 2016 REPUBLICAN NATIONAL (VOTE FOR ONE) CONVENTION, STATE AT LARGE GINGER MURPHY RUBIO DELEGATES, PLACE 4 (VOTE FOR ONE) BUSH DELEGATES, PLACE 10 BRET RIDDLE JAMES W. "JIM" BENNETT (VOTE FOR ONE) LUKE CAMARA CRUZ DELEGATES, PLACE 2 VICTOR K. BIEBIGHAUSER (VOTE FOR ONE) MATT LEMBKE CHIP BROWN LINDA MAYNOR CARSON DELEGATES, PLACE 1 ANN EUBANK DEREK WALTCHACK (VOTE FOR ONE) PHYLLIS DAVIS STEVEN KING RUBIO DELEGATES, PLACE 5 (VOTE FOR ONE) BILL HARRIS CRUZ DELEGATES, PLACE 3 PAUL DEMARCO (VOTE FOR ONE) DEAN PARKER TERESA F. BRAUN MARSHALL YATES CARSON DELEGATES, PLACE 2 DAVID WILSON RUBIO DELEGATES, PLACE 6 (VOTE FOR ONE) (VOTE FOR ONE) CLAY BARCLAY CRUZ DELEGATES, PLACE 4 JOHN AMARI (VOTE FOR ONE) PAT WILSON MO BROOKS GREG COOK BENJAMIN WINDOM SUZELLE JOSEY DON FISHER CARSON DELEGATES, PLACE 3 CHERYL MATHEWS KAY FOX (VOTE FOR ONE) RALPH CARMICHAEL MELODY WARBINGTON RUBIO DELEGATES, PLACE 7 (VOTE FOR ONE) FRED "MICHAEL" HUGHES CRUZ DELEGATES, PLACE 7 SUSAN DUBOSE (VOTE FOR ONE) CARLA S. KING MATT FRIDY WILL MOTLOW STEVE SMITH DAWN RAY A B CONTINUE VOTING ON BACKC BALLOT STYLE - R0017 SAMPLE BALLOT D REPUBLICAN PRIMARYE JEFFERSON COUNTY, ALABAMAF MARCH 1, 2016 RUBIO DELEGATES, PLACE 9 FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR "Shall the following Amendment to (VOTE FOR ONE) (VOTE FOR ONE) the Constitution of Alabama be CAROL HINKLE adopted?" OSCAR M. PRICE III MARCUS BOWMAN PROPOSED AMENDMENT WHICH APPLIES STATEWIDE DAVID WISDOM JOHN MARTIN RUBIO DELEGATES, PLACE 13 JONATHAN MCCONNELL PROPOSED STATEWIDE (VOTE FOR ONE) AMENDMENT NUMBER ONE (1) SUSAN BLANKENSHIP SHADRACK MCGILL Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, to authorize the Legislature to provide a retirement program MICHAEL KING RICHARD C. SHELBY for district attorneys and circuit clerks of the state who are first elected or appointed on or RUBIO DELEGATES, PLACE 24 FOR SUPREME COURT JUSTICE, after November 8, 2016. (Proposed by Act (VOTE FOR ONE) PLACE 3 2015-342) (VOTE FOR ONE) NATHANIEL LEDBETTER YES-Statewide Amendment No. 1 JASON TUNNELL DONNA J. BEAULIEU NO-Statewide Amendment No. 1 TRUMP DELEGATES, PLACE 1 TOM PARKER (VOTE FOR ONE) JONATHAN O. BARBEE FOR PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, PRESIDENT (VOTE FOR ONE) JIM BONNER TOM DAVIS TWINKLE ANDRESS CAVANAUGH RANDY E. DUNCAN TERRY DUNN STACY LEE GEORGE TRUMP DELEGATES, PLACE 2 (VOTE FOR ONE) JIM CARNS KEN GAWRONSKI JR. TRUMP DELEGATES, PLACE 6 (VOTE FOR ONE) JAMES MATTHEWS TIM WADSWORTH FOR DELEGATES TO THE 2016 REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION BY CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CARSON DELEGATES, PLACE 2 6TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (VOTE FOR ONE) CHUCK CLARKE PATRICIA N. MOORE CRUZ DELEGATES, PLACE 1 6TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (VOTE FOR ONE) COLIN LUKE JOAN REYNOLDS CRUZ DELEGATES, PLACE 3 6TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (VOTE FOR ONE) DENIA PETRUZELLA DAN ROBERTS BETTY ZEITZ RUBIO DELEGATES, PLACE 1 6TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (VOTE FOR ONE) MIKE BROOKS DANNY GARRETT TRUMP DELEGATES, PLACE 3 6TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (VOTE FOR ONE) DAVID TOTHEROW PATSY VINES D E END OF BALLOT F BALLOT STYLE - R0017 REPUBLICAN PRIMARY AND CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ELECTION SAMPLE BALLOT JEFFERSON COUNTY, ALABAMA A REPUBLICAN PRIMARYB JEFFERSON COUNTY, ALABAMAC MARCH 1, 2016 INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER CARSON DELEGATES, PLACE 4 CRUZ DELEGATES, PLACE 9 (VOTE FOR ONE) (VOTE FOR ONE) TO VOTE YOU MUST BLACKEN THE OVAL ( ) COMPLETELY! JOANNE B. PARKER SUE ALEXANDER DO NOT MAKE AN X. IF YOU SPOIL YOUR BALLOT, RENEE GENTLE POWERS CHRISTOPHER DRENSEK DO NOT ERASE, BUT ASK FOR A NEW BALLOT. ANN PRATHER SPECK CRUZ DELEGATES, PLACE 25 COUNTYWIDE (VOTE FOR ONE) CANDIDATE OF THE REPUBLICAN BRUCE E. TUCKER PARTY FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES MARGARET S. CLARKE (VOTE FOR ONE) CARSON DELEGATES, PLACE 5 (VOTE FOR ONE) NICK ADAMS CARSON SPRAYBERRY "I hereby declare my preference for candidate for the office of President of the United States and for ALEX FOX HUCKABEE DELEGATES, PLACE 3 delegates pledged to such candidate to be as (VOTE FOR ONE) follows." AUTUMN KING JOEL L. KIMBROUGH JEB BUSH ERIN MATHEWS CLAUDIA SIMPSON BEN CARSON RUSS VANDEVELDE KASICH DELEGATES, PLACE 3 (VOTE FOR ONE) CHRIS CHRISTIE CARSON DELEGATES, PLACE 6 M. BAKER ALLEN (VOTE FOR ONE) TED CRUZ JACKIE CURTISS RICK PATE CARLY FIORINA MONIQUE R. HENLEY RUBIO DELEGATES, PLACE 1 (VOTE FOR ONE) LINDSEY GRAHAM MICHAEL PETRUZELLA HANK BLACKMON MIKE HUCKABEE MORRIS A. WESELOH ROSS D'ENTREMONT JOHN R. KASICH CARSON DELEGATES, PLACE 7 HAILEY LANN (VOTE FOR ONE) RAND PAUL THOMAS A. KENDRICK MARY DEMPSEY LEMBKE MARCO RUBIO ELBERT PETERS CLAY SCOFIELD RICK SANTORUM CARSON DELEGATES, PLACE 8 RUBIO DELEGATES, PLACE 2 (VOTE FOR ONE) (VOTE FOR ONE) DONALD J. TRUMP RHODA S. BOONE SALLIE M. BRYANT UNCOMMITTED SHANTRELL NICKS GREG REID INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTE FOR DELEGATE CANDIDATES CARSON DELEGATES, PLACE 13 RUBIO DELEGATES, PLACE 3 VOTES FOR DELEGATES PLEDGED TO (VOTE FOR ONE) (VOTE FOR ONE) SOMEONE OTHER THAN THE VOTER'S PATTY HOBBS MICHAEL F. "MIKE" BOLIN CHOICE FOR PRESIDENT ARE NOT ALLOWED UNDER REPUBLICAN PARTY RULES. THE NAMES OF UNOPPOSED DELEGATES DO NOT JAMES P. KENNEDY JOE M. DOMNANOVICH APPEAR ON BALLOT. FOR DELEGATES TO THE CARSON DELEGATES, PLACE 25 CAM WARD 2016 REPUBLICAN NATIONAL (VOTE FOR ONE) CONVENTION, STATE AT LARGE GINGER MURPHY RUBIO DELEGATES, PLACE 4 (VOTE FOR ONE) BUSH DELEGATES, PLACE 10 BRET RIDDLE JAMES W. "JIM" BENNETT (VOTE FOR ONE) LUKE CAMARA CRUZ DELEGATES, PLACE 2 VICTOR K. BIEBIGHAUSER (VOTE FOR ONE) MATT LEMBKE CHIP BROWN LINDA MAYNOR CARSON DELEGATES, PLACE 1 ANN EUBANK DEREK WALTCHACK (VOTE FOR ONE) PHYLLIS DAVIS STEVEN KING RUBIO DELEGATES, PLACE 5 (VOTE FOR ONE) BILL HARRIS CRUZ DELEGATES, PLACE 3 PAUL DEMARCO (VOTE FOR ONE) DEAN PARKER TERESA F. BRAUN MARSHALL YATES CARSON DELEGATES, PLACE 2 DAVID WILSON RUBIO DELEGATES, PLACE 6 (VOTE FOR ONE) (VOTE FOR ONE) CLAY BARCLAY CRUZ DELEGATES, PLACE 4 JOHN AMARI (VOTE FOR ONE) PAT WILSON MO BROOKS GREG COOK BENJAMIN WINDOM SUZELLE JOSEY DON FISHER CARSON DELEGATES, PLACE 3 CHERYL MATHEWS KAY FOX (VOTE FOR ONE) RALPH CARMICHAEL MELODY WARBINGTON RUBIO DELEGATES, PLACE 7 (VOTE FOR ONE) FRED "MICHAEL" HUGHES CRUZ DELEGATES, PLACE 7 SUSAN DUBOSE (VOTE FOR ONE) CARLA S. KING MATT FRIDY WILL MOTLOW STEVE SMITH DAWN RAY A B CONTINUE VOTING ON BACKC BALLOT STYLE - R0018 SAMPLE BALLOT D REPUBLICAN PRIMARYE JEFFERSON COUNTY, ALABAMAF MARCH 1, 2016 RUBIO DELEGATES, PLACE 9 FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR "Shall the following Amendment to (VOTE FOR ONE) (VOTE FOR ONE) the Constitution of Alabama be CAROL HINKLE adopted?" OSCAR M. PRICE III MARCUS BOWMAN PROPOSED AMENDMENT WHICH APPLIES STATEWIDE DAVID WISDOM JOHN MARTIN RUBIO DELEGATES, PLACE 13 JONATHAN MCCONNELL PROPOSED STATEWIDE (VOTE FOR ONE) AMENDMENT NUMBER ONE (1) SUSAN BLANKENSHIP SHADRACK MCGILL Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, to authorize the Legislature to provide a retirement program MICHAEL KING RICHARD C. SHELBY for district attorneys and circuit clerks of the state who are first elected or appointed on or RUBIO DELEGATES, PLACE 24 FOR SUPREME COURT JUSTICE, after November 8, 2016. (Proposed by Act (VOTE FOR ONE) PLACE 3 2015-342) (VOTE FOR ONE) NATHANIEL LEDBETTER YES-Statewide Amendment No. 1 JASON TUNNELL DONNA J. BEAULIEU NO-Statewide Amendment No. 1 TRUMP DELEGATES, PLACE 1 TOM PARKER (VOTE FOR ONE) JONATHAN O. BARBEE FOR PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, PRESIDENT (VOTE FOR ONE) JIM BONNER TOM DAVIS TWINKLE ANDRESS CAVANAUGH RANDY E. DUNCAN TERRY DUNN STACY LEE GEORGE FOR STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION MEMBER, DISTRICT 7 TRUMP DELEGATES, PLACE 2 (VOTE FOR ONE) (VOTE FOR ONE) JIM CARNS JIM BONNER KEN GAWRONSKI JR. RHEA TAYS FULMER TRUMP DELEGATES, PLACE 6 JEFF NEWMAN (VOTE FOR ONE) JAMES MATTHEWS TIM WADSWORTH FOR DELEGATES TO THE 2016 REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION BY CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CARSON DELEGATES, PLACE 2 6TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (VOTE FOR ONE) CHUCK CLARKE PATRICIA N.
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